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Anyhow, I thought all was fixed until today when I used again a distant connection and two commandbuttons started to misbehave. I found out that those 2 commandbuttons had the Placement property set to 2 (Object is moved with the cells) while I had set it to 3 (Object is free floating) for the others in the past.Application.Names.Add Name:="'" & ActiveSheet.Name & "'!" & sBuildControlName, RefersTo:=sControlSettings, Visible:=False 'Adds the control's settings to the defined names area and hides the range name

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But before finding this, I was trying to set the font size of the buttons to what I wanted (through the properties window), but Windows was disregarding any number I was using, up until I changed the height of the button... all of a sudden it read the font size property and adjusted it accordingly. The defined name for each control on a sheet is built up based on the active sheet name and the control name (which should create a unique instance)

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