Hello everyone
I have a problem with form button control, when right-click I found that Assign Macro command not enabled (not active). The worksheet is not protected at all neither the workbook. When trying with a shape, I found the command is active.
I tried to repair the office installation and after repairing the same problem still persists.
Any idea how to solve this problem?
Assign Macro command not active
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Re: Assign Macro command not active
Does this happen with all form controls command buttons in all workbooks, even in a newly created workbook?
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Hans
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Re: Assign Macro command not active
The problem happens even if it is a new created workbook. Only the problem solved when trying the command `excel / safe` (opening the excel in safe mode). I even restarted my pc twice but the problem is still there.
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Re: Assign Macro command not active
If the problem goes away in Safe Mode, it could be caused by an add-in.
Try disabling add-ins one by one, and each time test whether the problem persists. If not, the add-in that you disabled last is the culprit.
Try disabling add-ins one by one, and each time test whether the problem persists. If not, the add-in that you disabled last is the culprit.
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Hans
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Re: Assign Macro command not active
But I didn't install any add-ins at all.
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Re: Assign Macro command not active
Select File > Options > Add-ins.
Make sure that nothing is listed under Active Application Add-ins.
Then select Disabled Items from the Manage drop-down near the bottom, and click Go...
Anything there?
Make sure that nothing is listed under Active Application Add-ins.
Then select Disabled Items from the Manage drop-down near the bottom, and click Go...
Anything there?
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Hans
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Re: Assign Macro command not active
I have this when I followed the steps
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Re: Assign Macro command not active
Solved by regedit
then delete Options folder and restart excel application
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Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Excel