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Highlight .position in the code and hit F1.
You'll see this: Returns or sets the position of a command bar. Read/write MsoBarPosition. Click on MsoBarPosition and you'll see these options. msoBarBottom msoBarFloating msoBarLeft msoBarMenuBar msoBarPopup msoBarRight msoBarTop I like the floating to make sure that the user (including me!) sees this new toolbar. "dok112 <" wrote: Ok, I see how to do this now. But I do have a quick question. The Position is set to floating. What would be the code to set it to be attached to the toolbar? With Application.CommandBars.Add Name = "Transition Lab Week 1 Productivity" Left = 200 Top = 200 Protection = msoBarNoProtection Visible = True Position = msoBarFloating --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ -- Dave Peterson |
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