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Default Hiding toolbars but keeping the Windows Menu Bar?

Hi! Thanks for looking at my message.

I'm trying to hide the toolbars on opening a workbook, but leave th
'Worksheet Menu Bar' (The menu in words....'File', 'Edit', 'View' etc)
I then want to unhide those same toolbars upon closing the workbook.

I got the following from searching past threads.....

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Sub Auto_Open()
ShowToolbars False
End Sub

Sub Auto_Close()
ShowToolbars True
End Sub

Sub ShowToolbars(ToBeSeen As Boolean)
Dim CB As CommandBar
For Each CB In Application.CommandBars
If Not CB.Name = CommandBars.ActiveMenuBar.Name Then CB.Enabled
ToBeSeen
Next
End Sub

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....but it hides ALL toolbars. So Bill Manville suggested using:

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If Not CB.Name = CommandBars.ActiveMenuBar.Name Then CB.Enabled
ToBeSeen
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I replaced the 3rd to last line with this code but it actually hid th
Windows Menu Bar and didn't unhide it upon closing!!

Did I put it in the wrong place?

Can anyone please advise?

Many thanks

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