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VBA function for XL add-ins
HI
I was wondering if it is possible to code a comand button (on userforms) so that an application add-in that is installed on my excel would work. For example, My add-in has a pull down menu (next to the standard excel pull downs at the top). When pressed, the first option on the menu is labelled 'calculate'. Now, the VBA code would need to activate this calculate option. The add-in manufacturers say that it can be interfaced with VBA, but do not hint at the code. Has anyone had this problem? Thanks in advance |
VBA function for XL add-ins
You can try a variation on the following code:
Application.CommandBars.ActiveMenuBar.Controls("To ols").Controls("Calculate").Execute -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "shnim1" wrote in message ... HI I was wondering if it is possible to code a comand button (on userforms) so that an application add-in that is installed on my excel would work. For example, My add-in has a pull down menu (next to the standard excel pull downs at the top). When pressed, the first option on the menu is labelled 'calculate'. Now, the VBA code would need to activate this calculate option. The add-in manufacturers say that it can be interfaced with VBA, but do not hint at the code. Has anyone had this problem? Thanks in advance -- shnim1 |
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