This should be simple... but I'm missing something.

Imagine two buttons on a form.

When you click either button you want the same MACRO to run, but do slightly different tasks. (Different range, different color, etc.)
You install a variable called "mydata" and if it has a value of "1" it will behave one way, if "2" it will behave another.

For now... let's just put this value into cell "B3"... just so I can see that the data is actually passed.

Sub DO_SOMETHING()
    Dim myinfo As String
    Range("B3").Select
    ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = myinfo
    Range("A1").Select
End Sub
I thought that I could just change the routine to 

Sub DO_SOMETHING_ELSE(myinfo)
    Dim myinfo As String
    Range("B3").Select
    ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = myinfo
    Range("A1").Select
End Sub
But if I do... when I try to assign it to a button...

BUTTON 1 would call DO_SOMETHING_ELSE("1")
...OR...
BUTTON 2 would call DO_SOMETHING_ELSE("2")

It say's it's too complex.

I can call WORKBOOK!DO_SOMETHING just fine... but if I add the data field... FAIL.

WORKBOOK!DO_SOMETHING("1") for example... FAIL.


So...

How do I call DO_SOMETHING and pass the variable... or call DO_SOMETHING_ELSE(data) ?

So... if the user clicks BUTTON 1, the cell B3 will display "1"... if they click BUTTON 2, the cell should display "2".

Can you help me?

Thanks,
Jerry