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Please tell me how to say

> Please click any (one of the) button on the menu.

I have tried to search translation or grammar about "any of" but most results
came out to be どれも. It doesn't seems to fit in the sentence. I thought of
saying

> メニューのボタンをクリックしてください。どれでもいいです。

But it seems long and I am looking for a way to say it in a sentence. Any
advice?

Edit:  
I really like use of the word 任意. I have not seen any one uses 「任意のボタン」tho.
What do you think about「メニューの任意のボタンをクリックしてください」? Does that sounds right?

Edit:  
How about どれか一つ or いずれかの
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How do I say "any of ~"
Hmm, I remembered another structure although I'm not quite sure it fits well,
but what about using どちら? For example I would say something like this:

> メニューからどちらのボタンをクリックしてください。

I know it would mean "Please click whichever button from the menu." With the
use of どちら or even どちらでも, it's usually used when you have to make a selection
between two choices (between A and B). As per your example, it is not stated
how many buttons there are on the menu, so anyone can click whichever right?
Either that one or that one.
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Using どちらでも would work well.

> メニューからのボタンをどちらでもクリックしてください

Or, you could use a phrase they use often at ticket machines in train
stations:

> ご希望{きぼう}のボタンを押してください
>
> Please press the desired button.

Then you could change the wording to fit your needs. Eg Using クリック instead of
押す.
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Many times you can't do direct translations of English and Japanese. With
regard to UI design, why are you saying:

" _Please click any (one of the) button on the menu._ "

instead of

" _Please click a button on the menu._ "

(1) Why say "... _any **one of the** buttons_..."  
Clicking more than 1 button is impossible.

(2) informing a user that an active button is not clickable violates UI
convention. The non-clickable buttons must be dimmed-out (disabled). Presented
a set of active buttons, the user already knows **any** of them are clickable.

You are missing the intuitive properties of a GUI interface. A user
immediately understands that a collection of active buttons means " _any one
of them is clickable_ ".

You really just need to say " _Please select a button on the menu._ ". Or

" _メニューにあるボタンをクリックしてください。_ "
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> Edit:  
>  How about どれか一つ or いずれかの

Yes, I think they would work. I think you could say...

> メニュー[内]{ない}のいずれかのボタンをクリックしてください。

or maybe...

> ｛メニュー内の or メニューにある｝ボタンを｛いずれか or どれか｝一つクリックしてください。
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