Suzanne --
You're talking to a visual basic Rodney Dangerfield. I tackle something
like this only once in a blue moon, and was lucky to figure out how to
rewrite it without screwing up something else. Seems like a number of
macros are on the same "sheet."
Anyway,
1) I am not sure what to rename the macro. When I move the cursor over the
button, it says "BB macro." However, I know there can't be any spaces, and
I'm not sure that "BBmacro" was actually the name. What name do I need to
change it to?
2) To change the name, do I go back to VB and change the name -- that's it?
Jack
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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Why not just rename the macro?
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"Jack B" wrote in message
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Re Word 97 ----
Years ago I created a macro -- call it BBmacro -- and made a button for it
(put into the Formatting toolbar).
I have accidentally deleted the macro using the Visual Basic editor, so I
created another similar macro using a different name -- call it JBmacro.
How do I make the old button call up JBmacro?
Jack