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In this example, I will click on the macro named ‘GoodMorning Click the Macro name that you want to assign to this shape.In the Assign Macro dialog box, you will see a list of all the macros that you have in the workbook.This will open the assign macro dialog box In the menu options that appear, click on ‘Assign Macro’.Right-click on the shape on which you want to assign the macro.Now let’s see how to assign a macro to this shape. I prefer using a rectangle and it looks like a button and is more intuitive. Note that I have inserted a rectangle shape in this example, but you can insert whatever shape you want (such as a circle or triangle or arrow). Resize the rectangle and format it (give it a border, color, shade if you want).Īfter you have done the above steps, you will have a rectangle shape in the worksheet, and now we will assign a macro to this shape.This will insert a rectangle shape in the worksheet. You will notice that your cursor changes to a plus icon

In Shapes options, click on the Rectangle option.

In the illustrations group, click on Shapes.

You can easily insert a shape (square or rectangle) and can make it look like a button.Īnd since it’s a shape, you can easily format it to look perfect with your existing formatting or brand colors.īelow are the steps to insert a shape in Excel: I personally love this method and prefer it over the rest two methods covered later. While there are dedicated buttons that you can insert in the worksheet and then assign the macro to it, I will first cover how to assign a macro to a shape. Insert a Shape and Assign Macro to that Shape

Assign a Macro to an ActiveX Control Button.

Keeping Shape Visible When you Hide/Resize Rows/Columns.

Insert a Shape and Assign Macro to that Shape.