I understand what line to use. Where I am struggling is where to put the
line. I have tried creating a new routine called workbook_beforeclose in
thisworkbook but that doesn't work. I have also tried creating a
workbook_deactivate routine. Either these are not the right options, they
don't belong in thisworkbook, or they require something more.

Thanks

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Depends upon what the toolbar is called, but it would go in the BeforeClose
event, something along the lines of

Application.Commandbars("myToolbar").Delete

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HTH

RP
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"Papa Jonah" wrote in message
...
I want to delete a toolbar when a workbook is closed.
I have two custom toolbars that I am using.
First a toolbar opens when I open a workbook.
When some macros are run, another workbook is created - call it "New" (for
purpose of this explanation.
After a series of macros run, a second toolbar is created. I would like
the
second toolbar to be deleted when "New" is closed. My attempts to use
workbook_beforeClose and workbook_deactivate are failing.

I would appreciate any help.
TIA