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Command Bars
I have a spreadsheet which I have a code on its opening that disables various
command bars (standard etc). It enables them before close. It has worked fine for some time, but now I find any other spreadsheet that I open, has these bars disabled, despite changing the spreadsheet that I originally put this line in. Why is this and how do I get my other spreadsheets to show the bars without having to put an enabling line of code in each time I want to use them? Many thanks |
Command Bars
In your custom workbook, put code reenabling and redisabling the command
bars in Workbook_Deactivate and Workbook_Activate event macros, respectively. In article , KneeDown2Up wrote: Why is this and how do I get my other spreadsheets to show the bars without having to put an enabling line of code in each time I want to use them? |
Command Bars
Ok Panic over - I sorted it. For reference I went into the immediates window
of 'book1' and put the lines of enabling code - pressed enter (checked the sheet and the menus were there), saved the sheet! (took a few times to realise despite no prompt if I tried to close sheet without saving, menus wouldn't come back until I did so). ...phew! "KneeDown2Up" wrote: I have a spreadsheet which I have a code on its opening that disables various command bars (standard etc). It enables them before close. It has worked fine for some time, but now I find any other spreadsheet that I open, has these bars disabled, despite changing the spreadsheet that I originally put this line in. Why is this and how do I get my other spreadsheets to show the bars without having to put an enabling line of code in each time I want to use them? Many thanks |
Command Bars
Use the Workbook activate and deactivate events to disable and enable just
as open and close does. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "KneeDown2Up" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet which I have a code on its opening that disables various command bars (standard etc). It enables them before close. It has worked fine for some time, but now I find any other spreadsheet that I open, has these bars disabled, despite changing the spreadsheet that I originally put this line in. Why is this and how do I get my other spreadsheets to show the bars without having to put an enabling line of code in each time I want to use them? Many thanks |
Command Bars
Thanks guys - sorted.
"Bob Phillips" wrote: Use the Workbook activate and deactivate events to disable and enable just as open and close does. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "KneeDown2Up" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet which I have a code on its opening that disables various command bars (standard etc). It enables them before close. It has worked fine for some time, but now I find any other spreadsheet that I open, has these bars disabled, despite changing the spreadsheet that I originally put this line in. Why is this and how do I get my other spreadsheets to show the bars without having to put an enabling line of code in each time I want to use them? Many thanks |
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