Private Sub Slider1_Click() End Sub...What next???

sneel3

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My vba reads like this for a "slider bar" found in the "Control Toolbox" by clicking the "More Controls" icon. I chose "Microsoft Slider Control, version 6.0"

Private Sub Slider1_Click()

End Sub

How do I link this to a cell in a spreadsheet?
 

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Wouldn't it be something like this?
Code:
Range("A1") = Slider1.Value
 
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That sounds right, but it is not working, it must be something really simple I am missing.

Here is my vba:

Sub Slider1Value()
Range("A1") = Slider1.Value
End Sub

Any ideas?

Does something need to be in cell A1?
 
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