Command Button resizes...

ExcelNovice

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My command button on my spreadsheet resized when clicked...the user clicks on the button and the text areas increases as it is clicked. No the user cannot view the text. I keep resetting, but need to know how to prevent this from happening.

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Hello ExcelNovice,

I have the same issue with command buttons resizing when the column widths are changed (on inserting a listobject, VBA, Excel 2007), even the text inside the button is being distorted. Have you found a resolution on this, I'd be interested, too.

Best regards,
 
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