invoked via a custom CommandBar

Your commandbar customizations should appear on the Add-in tab. If that's
not good enough then you have to get into the new customization scheme known
as RibbonX. Ron's site as FSt1 mentioned has good information as does MS's
and quite a few others. There are even a book or two on the subject, which
is completely different than commandbars btw.

The Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) was provided by MS for end users to put their
own custom/favorite items in easy reach. MS did not intend for developers
to use it themselves and made it almost impossible to do so. So the way to
proceed as a developer is to learn RibbonX.

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Jim
"Maury Markowitz" wrote in message
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| Our current Excel "app" has an extensive set of command that are
| normally invoked via a custom CommandBar. However, these seem to be
| deprecated under 2007, or at least changed dramatically. Either way,
| they don't seem to be there "out of the box".
|
| I'm sure other people are facing the same problem, what are some of
| the solutions you've looked at? I've never been a fan of buttons in
| the sheets themselves, they always seem to be in the wrong place.
|
| Maury