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How do I set up a botton on Excel 2003 to go to the next sheet?



 
 
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Old May 5th, 2010, 07:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Bruce
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Default How do I set up a botton on Excel 2003 to go to the next sheet?

I want to create a "Next Page Button" on an Excel 2003 spreadsheet to go to
the next sheet. When entries are complete a person can just click the
"button" and go to the next steps (next sheet) in the spreadsheet.

Thanks,
Bruce
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Old May 5th, 2010, 08:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Bob Umlas, Excel MVP
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Default How do I set up a botton on Excel 2003 to go to the next sheet?

You CAN press Ctrl/Page down, but if you insist on a button:
Sub NextSheet()
On Error Resume Next 'may be on last sheet
Sheets(Activesheet.Index+1).Activate
End Sub

"Bruce" wrote:

I want to create a "Next Page Button" on an Excel 2003 spreadsheet to go to
the next sheet. When entries are complete a person can just click the
"button" and go to the next steps (next sheet) in the spreadsheet.

Thanks,
Bruce

 




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