Ah, I thought that only applied to the QAT. Cool! Thanks for the reference!
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Cheers,
Ryan


"Jim Rech" wrote:

Like I said "startfromscratch" mode. It's mentioned he

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa338202.aspx

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"RyanH" wrote in message
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| You are right! Like I said I am a total beginner with XML. I am actually
| getting another error when I try to make the Developer Tab hidden.
|
| 1.) Is there a one liner piece of code that would hide all tabs, instead
of
| what I have below?
|
| 2.) Is there in help in the Custom UI? I don't see any. Where could I
get
| a good reference to learn XML, instead of posting to this site everytime I
| need something?
|
| <tab idMso="TabHome" visible="false"/
| <tab idMso="TabInsert" visible="false"/
| <tab idMso="TabPageLayoutExcel" visible="false"/
| <tab idMso="TabFormulas" visible="false"/
| <tab idMso="TabData" visible="false"/
| <tab idMso="TabReview" visible="false"/
| <tab idMso="TabView" visible="false"/
| Error <tab idMso="TabDeveloper" visible="false"/
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| Cheers,
| Ryan
|
|
| "Jim Rech" wrote:
|
| I get an error message: Unknown Office control ID: QuickAccessToolbar
when I
| try your approach. I bet "Show add-in user interface errors" under
Excel
| Options, Advanced, General is disabled for you.
|
| I think you have to use <ribbon startFromScratch="true" to suppress the
| QAT.
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| Jim
| "RyanH" wrote in message
| ...
| | Is there a way to completly hide the quick access toolbar? I have
this
| line
| | in the Custom UI and it only seems to move it to the top of the page.
Any
| | suggestions?
| |
| | <tab idMso="QuickAccessToolbar" visible="false"/
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| | Cheers,
| | Ryan
|
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