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Old March 12th, 2010, 05:18 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.newusers
Blue Max
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Default Cannot select multiple controls

I have about a hundred checkbox controls on a worksheet. I need to select
groups of multiple controls in order to move or modify them. I have entered
'Design Mode' on the 'Developer' tab and activated the 'Select Objects'
option from the 'Find and Replace' feature on the 'Home' tab. With that
combination I can drag over the controls, but this action does not select
the controls. What must we do in order to drag and select large groups of
controls?

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Old March 12th, 2010, 01:49 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.newusers
Max
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Default Cannot select multiple controls

In my xl03, I can use F5 Special Check Objects to easily select all
objects on the sheet in one swoop. Might also work in your xl07 ...
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"Blue Max" wrote in message
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I have about a hundred checkbox controls on a worksheet. I need to select
groups of multiple controls in order to move or modify them. I have
entered 'Design Mode' on the 'Developer' tab and activated the 'Select
Objects' option from the 'Find and Replace' feature on the 'Home' tab.
With that combination I can drag over the controls, but this action does
not select the controls. What must we do in order to drag and select large
groups of controls?



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Old March 12th, 2010, 05:59 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.newusers
Blue Max
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Default Cannot select multiple controls

Thank you for the suggestion, Max, but we need a more selective process than
simply selecting every object on the sheet. As you suggested, the 'Special'
select option also exists in Excel 2007, but we need a way to drag and
select specific subgroups or types of objects.

Thanks,

Richard

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"Max" wrote in message
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In my xl03, I can use F5 Special Check Objects to easily select all
objects on the sheet in one swoop. Might also work in your xl07 ...
--
Max
Singapore

"Blue Max" wrote in message
...
I have about a hundred checkbox controls on a worksheet. I need to select
groups of multiple controls in order to move or modify them. I have
entered 'Design Mode' on the 'Developer' tab and activated the 'Select
Objects' option from the 'Find and Replace' feature on the 'Home' tab.
With that combination I can drag over the controls, but this action does
not select the controls. What must we do in order to drag and select
large groups of controls?




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Old March 14th, 2010, 07:28 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.newusers
Max
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Default Cannot select multiple controls

Try posting in .programming if no one else drops by here
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"Blue Max" wrote in message
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Thank you for the suggestion, Max, but we need a more selective process
than simply selecting every object on the sheet. As you suggested, the
'Special' select option also exists in Excel 2007, but we need a way to
drag and select specific subgroups or types of objects.

Thanks,

Richard



 




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