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BIG Chris
Hi,
I've created a button that will be in the global file so that it
appears on all the projects a person might load up. But I only want
the VBA code behind it to do anything for certain Ms Project types; so
I thought I'd put a string in the Keywords field of particular
projects and then access that field in the vba code; if it matches
what I'm expecting then I'll run the rest of my code otherwise I'd put
up a message saying "not avilable for this project".
Now how do I get at the Keywords field ( i.e. File/Properties is done
manually ) in my vba code ?
or is there a better place I could store and retrieve this string - it
shouldn't be obvious to the users that the string exists.
I also have another question sort of related to this, but this will
follow shortly ...
Many Thanks,
Chris.
I've created a button that will be in the global file so that it
appears on all the projects a person might load up. But I only want
the VBA code behind it to do anything for certain Ms Project types; so
I thought I'd put a string in the Keywords field of particular
projects and then access that field in the vba code; if it matches
what I'm expecting then I'll run the rest of my code otherwise I'd put
up a message saying "not avilable for this project".
Now how do I get at the Keywords field ( i.e. File/Properties is done
manually ) in my vba code ?
or is there a better place I could store and retrieve this string - it
shouldn't be obvious to the users that the string exists.
I also have another question sort of related to this, but this will
follow shortly ...
Many Thanks,
Chris.