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Is there any way of getting a 'background picture' selected through the buttons properties to actually fill the button area completely rather than leaving a border around the edge of the button (which is really silly)?
Many thanks.
Is there any way of getting a 'background picture' selected through the buttons properties to actually fill the button area completely rather than leaving a border around the edge of the button (which is really silly)?
Many thanks.
No, not that I am aware of. (It may well be possible by using API calls to draw over the top of the button if you are really determined).
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Um, wouldn't know where to even start with that...
Thanks for your reply to my question. Seems a really stupid implementation of this feature to me or am I missing something?
It is what it is. Userforms are generally fairly basic in terms of appearance, but then functionality is more important anyway.
I guess, but no reason they couldn't consider the graphic aspect as well!
Very good reason - they want you to move to .Net and Windows Forms and all that good stuff.
I'm not sure if you are working on a userform or on a worksheet, but Image controls have a click event and an Image shape could be assigned to a macro.
I'm suggesting you use a control other than a CommandButton or a Forms Button (or an ActiveX Button).
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Hi Mike
I'm currently using a 'Toggle Button' on a worksheet because I need to use the True and False States to show/Hide a map. It makes no difference what kind of button, in fact I'd much rather use a Shape than a button, but these don't have True/False states (as far as I know).
This is my code thus far... Happy to look at other solutions if anyone knows how this can be done using a standard shape, from the Insert/Shapes Menu?
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Hi Mike
I couldn't get that to work for some reason...
I tested that routine by creating a new workbook, adding a Rectangle to the sheet (not SmartArt) and assigning that macro to the Rectangle.
Here's a sheet with a button.
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