Command Bar (help!)
 

I took this VBA out of the tips and must have used in incorrectly.
Maybe a bad choice for my second one to try. I placed it in the ope
command and it took away the menu bars but I cant get them toggle
back. It shows that way on all of my excel application. Help


Sub ToggleCommandBars()
Dim cbEnabled As Boolean
' get the current commandbar state
cbEnabled = Not Application.CommandBars(1).Enabled
' apply the new state to the Workbook Menu Bar
Application.CommandBars(1).Enabled = cbEnabled
' apply the new state to the Standard toolbar
Application.CommandBars("StandardOPE").Enabled = cbEnabled
' apply the new state to a custom commandbar (the oposite of th
previous two)
Application.CommandBars("MyCustomCommandBar").Enab led = No
cbEnabled
End Su

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Command Bar (help!)
 

Mike,

It seems to work okay for me (although I don't have toolbars named
StandardOPE and MyCustomCommand, but I tried with Formatting).

If you run it initially (in workbook open?), where are you then trying to
run it for the toggle?

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"mikegospo" wrote in message
...

I took this VBA out of the tips and must have used in incorrectly.
Maybe a bad choice for my second one to try. I placed it in the open
command and it took away the menu bars but I cant get them toggled
back. It shows that way on all of my excel application. Help


Sub ToggleCommandBars()
Dim cbEnabled As Boolean
' get the current commandbar state
cbEnabled = Not Application.CommandBars(1).Enabled
' apply the new state to the Workbook Menu Bar
Application.CommandBars(1).Enabled = cbEnabled
' apply the new state to the Standard toolbar
Application.CommandBars("StandardOPE").Enabled = cbEnabled
' apply the new state to a custom commandbar (the oposite of the
previous two)
Application.CommandBars("MyCustomCommandBar").Enab led = Not
cbEnabled
End Sub


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Command Bar (help!)
 

Run it a second time.

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Tom Ogilvy

"mikegospo" wrote in message
...

I took this VBA out of the tips and must have used in incorrectly.
Maybe a bad choice for my second one to try. I placed it in the open
command and it took away the menu bars but I cant get them toggled
back. It shows that way on all of my excel application. Help


Sub ToggleCommandBars()
Dim cbEnabled As Boolean
' get the current commandbar state
cbEnabled = Not Application.CommandBars(1).Enabled
' apply the new state to the Workbook Menu Bar
Application.CommandBars(1).Enabled = cbEnabled
' apply the new state to the Standard toolbar
Application.CommandBars("StandardOPE").Enabled = cbEnabled
' apply the new state to a custom commandbar (the oposite of the
previous two)
Application.CommandBars("MyCustomCommandBar").Enab led = Not
cbEnabled
End Sub


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Command Bar (help!)
 

Man you guys are quick, I found a way to fix it in an old forum

Sub test()
Application.CommandBars(1).Enabled = True
End Sub


Now I also found how to make them disappear and reappear

Private Sub Workbook_Activate()
Dim bar As CommandBar
For Each bar In Application.CommandBars
bar.Enabled = False
Next
End Sub

Private Sub Workbook_Deactivate()
Dim bar As CommandBar
For Each bar In Application.CommandBars
bar.Enabled = True
Next
End Sub


Next all I want is a print icon, I will have to research more.

Thanks again


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