Also, please don't post the same question in two different groups. I have
attempted to answer your question elsewhere.

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Vasant


"excel_naive " wrote in message
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Hello,
Can anyone help me in understanding how to create a custom toolbar to
have my own format???I have taken some help from an excel text book and
created this code below....But I am not happy with the way its working
cos its not doing what I am loking for....

I am trying to add either another control/button to the built in list
in the Category Menu of the formatcells toolbar
For eg:
we have built in categories like General,Number,Accounting etc etc
...Can I add my own button to this list or...can add my own format to
the list in custom format?? Herz what I have....Any
revisions/modifications to this code to make it work the way I want
greatly appreciated.....
Sub MakeCustomFormatDisplay()
Dim Tbar As CommandBar
Dim NewBtn As CommandBarButton
On Error Resume Next
CommandBars("Custom Format").Delete
On Error GoTo 0

Set Tbar = CommandBars.Add
With Tbar
Name = "Custom Format"
Visible = True
End With
Set NewBtn = CommandBars("Custom
Format").Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton)
With NewBtn
Caption = " "
OnAction = "FormatChanger"
TooltipText = "Click to change the Custom format"
Style = msoButtonCaption
End With
Call UpdateToolbar
End Sub
Sub UpdateToolbar()
On Error Resume Next
CommandBars("Custom Format").Controls(1).Caption =
ActiveCell.CustomFormat
End Sub
Sub FormatChanger()
Dim r As Range

For Each r In Selection

If IsNumeric(r.Value) Then
Select Case r.Value
Case 1
r.Value = "Read Only"
Case 2
r.Value = "Assessor"
Case 3
r.Value = "Reviewer"

End Select
End If
Next

Call UpdateToolbar
End Sub


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