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Default Custom Menu (not tool bar)

I would like to embed a custom menu (not a tool bar) that will be available
to all users who open the spreadsheet. The primary purpose of the menu would
be to simply navigate to different tabs within the spreadsheet and possibly
to run simple macros. Also, given my lack of VB programming skills, it would
be preferable if the code was simple enough for me to copy and paste as I add
tabs to the worksheet. For example, if you are able to create a worksheet
embedded menu that navigates to cell €œA1€ on a tab called €œsheet 1€ I would
hope the code would be such that I could copy it and replace €œsheet 1€ with
another tab name. Finally, I am aware of how to add custom menu items (not
tool bars) using the excel wizard, but those menus are not available to all
users who use the spreadsheet. Your help with this would be greatly
appreciated.
 
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