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toolbars (removing and reinstating)
Is there a way to record which toolbars are active and other generilsed
settings for excell when opening a spreadsheet, then turn them off as an open function then reinstate them as a close function. I have a spreadsheet that on open sets all the toolbars (except my own custom toolbar) to false the trouble is that my colleagues complain as soon as they open their own documents on any machine that has used my code because all their toolbars have disapeared (they are each individually very particular about how their own machine is set up!! |
toolbars (removing and reinstating)
You could use variables to store the value of x= Toolbar.visible (will store
true/false) Then at end, to restore, go through list again with toolbar.visible = x Note that this is obviously not the "exact" coding to use, but it should give you the general idea. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Atishoo" wrote: Is there a way to record which toolbars are active and other generilsed settings for excell when opening a spreadsheet, then turn them off as an open function then reinstate them as a close function. I have a spreadsheet that on open sets all the toolbars (except my own custom toolbar) to false the trouble is that my colleagues complain as soon as they open their own documents on any machine that has used my code because all their toolbars have disapeared (they are each individually very particular about how their own machine is set up!! |
toolbars (removing and reinstating)
Add a new separate toolbar with all of your custom buttons and leave the existing toolbars/menus alone. Delete the toolbar when your workbook closes. -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA "Atishoo" wrote in message Is there a way to record which toolbars are active and other generilsed settings for excell when opening a spreadsheet, then turn them off as an open function then reinstate them as a close function. I have a spreadsheet that on open sets all the toolbars (except my own custom toolbar) to false the trouble is that my colleagues complain as soon as they open their own documents on any machine that has used my code because all their toolbars have disapeared (they are each individually very particular about how their own machine is set up!! |
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