Many thanks Dave - all great stuff which will enhance what I have done so
far - even at first glance I can see the links are going to be very useful.

Francis Hookham


"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Debra Dalgleish's site has a more current version:

Drop the .left and .top stuff and change this:
.Position = msoBarFloating
to
.Position = msoBarBottom

I use this kind of toolbar for lots of things--but mostly for workbook
specific
stuff. I wanted to run macros in a start, stop, start, stop... fashion.

So I used a faceid for the buttons that looked like numbers--1, 2, 3, ...
(It
fails when I exceed too many buttons (9 or 10???). (That's what:
".FaceId = 71
+ iCtr" does.)

But you could create another array that holds the button faces that you
want and
use that.

Excel has lots of built in icons that you can use--if you know the
numbers!

So if you're looking for some of the built-in icons:

Doug Clancy's:
http://www.dicks-blog.com/archives/2...-viewer-addin/

John Walkenbach's:
http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip67.htm

Jim Rech's:
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/MVPPage.asp#JimRech



Francis Hookham wrote:

Oh! Another question!

The code includes
.Left = 200
.Top = 150
to position the toolbar

Is there a way of opening to toolbar positioned at the botom of the
window,
rather than floating. I tried draging the toolbar while recording but
nothing was recorded.

Thanks

Francis Hookham

"Paul B" wrote in message
...
Francis, Have a look at the code here by David Peterson and see if that
will
help you http://tinyurl.com/3c8qtu

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"Francis Hookham" wrote in message
...
A workbook I am working on would benefit from having its own custom
toolbar
with custom buttons running macros in the workbook. The toolbar to
open
and
close with the workbook.



Guidance please.



Francis Hookham





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Dave Peterson