You have to decide whether it's worth the trouble but this is how I
customize the images of the buttons I added to the QAT.

Excel saves your QAT setup he

C:\Documents and Settings\<username\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\OFFICE\Excel.QAT

After you added the buttons to want to it through the Excel's Customize
feature open the QAT file with a text editor. You should find that the
customizations you added look like this:

<mso:control idQ="mso:GroupAddInsMenuCommands" visible="true"/

Edit it to show the image you want:

<mso:control idQ="mso:GroupAddInsMenuCommands" imageMso="M"
visible="true"/

You can see the built-in images available (and their imageMsos) with this
download:

http://www.rondebruin.nl/files/BtnImages.zip

As far as I know you have to use a built in image.

One warning - Excel does not preserve this change the next time you use its
Customize feature. You have to re-add the msoImage. Backup your QAT file
to make this easier.

--
Jim
"Lorne" wrote in message
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| "OssieMac" wrote in message
| ...
| Hi Lorne,
|
| See if this helps:
|
| Click the Modify button towards bottom right
|
| Select a button design. (I think this is what you wanted)
|
| Note that you can select any of the added buttons and use the Up/Down
| arrows
| at the right to position them. There is also a separator that can be
| selected
| at the top of the macro list.
|
| Regards,
|
| OssieMac
|
| This is what I have done but the buttons in the list do not give any clue
as
| to what my macros do, hence I want to customize the button - either find
out
| where the button list is stored and add my own designs to the list or else
| add some code so the button displays my design.
|
|