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The need to prove is very complex.

In sheet1, you can assign a macro by drawing a button on the view - form. Right-click on sheet1 and add the ** above. Chinese is a note, it is better to change it**.

sub commandbutton1_click()= + 1 '+1 for selected cell contents

Automatically move to the next cell.

end sub

2. Drag the mouse in the worksheet, draw a button, then hold down the alt key to adjust the size and position of the button, use the upper and lower contacts on the right, and land on the corner of the right border of the cell. The effect is shown in the figure

4. According to the diagram, set the corresponding value, pay special attention to the "cell link", and use the mouse to select the cell you need to link (such as $c$3).

That's it.

In the development tools, insert the numeric button, double-click and enter the following **private sub spinbutton1 change()range("c3").value = spinbutton1end sub

That's it.,The front part is a button.,The back is a class.,You create a new class with the same name.,Just copy the ** into it.。

Method 1: Open a new window on top of the original window.

Method 1: Open a new window on the newly opened window.

Method 1: Open a new window on a small window that does not have a menu bar')" />

method is used to create a modal dialog that displays HTML content, but since it is a dialog, it does not.

Generally with all the properties of the open window.

In "Properties" ...

Select the button to find the "Type" and its setting is "General" to change it to "Default".

That's it. Or with commands.

Button. Type = 1

When you press enter, you're pressing the button.

I'm not pretending to be easy to speak here

But I remember there's a property that seems to be called "default" or something, and you just need to set it

1. All laptops and tablets are connected to the network in different ways, see if it is a problem with the network settings. Double-click the network icon on the desktop to see the network connection.

Two buttons can be set, one to start and one to stop.

The ** of the start button is very simple, first set the A1 cell to start, and then keep looping to calculate, that is, it is equivalent to pressing F9 until A1 is equal to STOP:

sub mystart1()

mouseevents = false

range("a1") = "start"

docalculate

doevents

loop until range("a1") = "stop"

end sub

The end button is even simpler, with cell A1 equal to stop:

sub mystop1()

mouseevents = true

range("a1") = "stop"

end sub

sub test()

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end sub