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Hello,
I'm trying to develop a small data entry front-end for a database using Excel. I would like to limit the things that the user can do to editing and printing. I have been experimenting with creating a custom menu bar and disabling the existing menu and toolbars. There are two things that I don't seem to be able to do. First - I can disable the menu bar ("Worksheet Menu Bar") and create a new menu, but I can't prevent the user from using 'ctrl' keys to perform the same features that I'm trying to stop by disabling the menu. Second - I would like to use the Workbook_BeforeClose event to restore the menu and toolbars. I wrote a routine to keep track of visible toolbars. I can disable them and then run the routine to restore them. If I place code in the "BeforeClose" event, the routine runs and all of my variables show the correct values, but nothing happens. Ideally, what I would like is to have this workbook appear as a stand-alone application with it's own toolbar and menu with no access to any other features. And, to not have my customization affect any other workbooks. I would appreciate it very much if someone could give me a clue about either of these problems. Thank you. I'll be happy to provide my code if would help get a solution. |
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