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    Question Solved: change text in a textbox with a button

    hello, i havent really done much with this kinda thing in powerpoint but hey! it should be good if it works.

    im trying to make a points table in powerpoint to be used at a youth event. and i need to be able to advance the points by 1 everytime a button is clicked either in the presentation or physically on the keyboard. does anyone have any ideas? i gues im in need of a macro?

    thankyou in advance,
    James.

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    VBAX Expert TrippyTom's Avatar
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    Can you post a sample of what the table looks like? I'm sure someone will be able to help you if they see the layout.
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    its not really a table, its just two text boxes that have one number in it that i want to increase by one when a button is pressed.

    if there is a simpler way of doing it, please suggest!

    thanks, james.

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    I made a sample file on how it could be done.
    Check it out and see if you like it.

    NOTE: This macro works in SLIDESHOW MODE.
    Office 2010, Windows 7
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    Hi, this looks great and its exactly what i was looking for and i can see the macros and stuff but nothing happens when i click the +/- buttons.

    Any ideas why??

    Thanks, James.

    --edit--
    no wait it works, i needed to give it access to the visual basics project or something like that

    thanks..

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    VBAX Expert TrippyTom's Avatar
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    I'm glad it worked well for your needs.
    I had fun making it.
    Office 2010, Windows 7
    goal: to learn the most efficient way

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    Here is the finished ppt if anyone is interested..

    Thanks, James.

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