How to create type of Counter button on Microsoft Excel

[aMADeO!]

How would I go about coding a command button to advance a number in another cell by 1 each time the button is clicked, like a counter ?

[DanielaA]

Click on View > Toolbars > Forms. In the box that appears, click Button (second down on the right) then click in the worksheet. In the box that appears click New Underneath Sub Botton1_Click enter:-Range("A1") = Range("A1") + 1. Press Alt and F11 to close the window. Change A1 to suit and you can rename the button by right clicking it.

[GaganjyotTechie]

After creating you command button assign this code. You might also consider doing some error checking because it the cell contains text adding 1 will
give an error.

Sub Button1_Click()
Range("A1").Value = Range("A1").Value + 1
End Sub

[Essien]

Hide the Control Toolbox, by you doing up at your icons, right-click. It should now open a new menu bar. These select the button and drag it to the place you want to put your button. First, right click on Properties. There, you can make under the caption label. Now double-click on the button NEN: You're now in the VBA editor and there you should then just set your area, you want to delete. for example: Both A1: C3

[Shurod]

Run the macro, you can perform using the control button. The control button can be placed on the worksheet on, the toolbar or in a custom form. Before you create a button on the Excel worksheet to create the macro. The easiest way to create a macro. To place a button on a worksheet, you must Call Panel Visual Basic, then run View from Toolbars on Visual Basic. Call Control Panel by clicking the Controls Panel, Visual Basic. Create a button for the desired size in the right place at the worksheet by clicking on the button Panel controls. After you click on the Button control and move the mouse pointer on the worksheet cursor appears in the form of a dagger, with which and to determine the parameters of buttons.