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I created an excel addin and used the menumaker code I found in
another post (http://www.andrewsexceltips.com/multi_menu_maker.htm) to create the menus for the addin. The menu maker code lets you type the caption / macro name in a "Menu" worksheet. The code then loops through this sheet and creates your menus. I now need to update the menus to add some new macro names and delete some old ones that I want to remove but I can't figure out how to view the actual worksheets. I've tried opening the add-in and also changing the extension in Windows Explorer to .xls and had no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks Tim |
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Tim,
Change the IsAddin property of the ThisWorkbook object to False - then you can view it or Unhide it within Excel. Just change the property back to True before you save the add-in (through the VBE' file save menu). HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Tim879" wrote in message ... I created an excel addin and used the menumaker code I found in another post (http://www.andrewsexceltips.com/multi_menu_maker.htm) to create the menus for the addin. The menu maker code lets you type the caption / macro name in a "Menu" worksheet. The code then loops through this sheet and creates your menus. I now need to update the menus to add some new macro names and delete some old ones that I want to remove but I can't figure out how to view the actual worksheets. I've tried opening the add-in and also changing the extension in Windows Explorer to .xls and had no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks Tim |
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You are amazing.
thank you so much!!!! On Nov 28, 11:54 am, "Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote: Tim, Change the IsAddin property of the ThisWorkbook object to False - then you can view it or Unhide it within Excel. Just change the property back to True before you save the add-in (through the VBE' file save menu). HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Tim879" wrote in message ... I created an excel addin and used the menumaker code I found in another post (http://www.andrewsexceltips.com/multi_menu_maker.htm) to create the menus for the addin. The menu maker code lets you type the caption / macro name in a "Menu" worksheet. The code then loops through this sheet and creates your menus. I now need to update the menus to add some new macro names and delete some old ones that I want to remove but I can't figure out how to view the actual worksheets. I've tried opening the add-in and also changing the extension in Windows Explorer to .xls and had no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks Tim |
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