Hi Everyone
I am having a problem getting my CommandBar code working when there i
already an Excel Application running.

When I run my program and there are no other Excel processes running
my Tool Bar changes display properly (I am hiding the Save and Ne
buttons on the toolbar).

But - when I already have an Excel application up, then when I run th
application - it looks like it is using the Tool Bar from the existin
Excel and my Save and New buttons reappear :(

Is there anyway to fix this?

Thanks so much in advance.
Staci

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Stacie,

You need to put some code in the ThisWorkbook object of you
spreadsheet that amends the toolbar.

The two events you need to look a

Workbook_Activate

and

Workbook_Deactivate

In _Activate you place some code (or a call to a sub) to amend th
toolbar as required. In _Deactivate you place code (or a call to
different sub) to return the toolbar to its default state.

Where have you placed the code that amends the toolbar currently?

TheDuc

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Hi.
Here is the code that I am using:

theWorksheet.Activate();

ToolBar = ExcelApp.CommandBars["Standard"];
ToolBar.Controls["Save"].Visible = false;
ToolBar.Controls["Open"].Visible = false;
ToolBar.Controls["New"].Visible = false;

theWorksheet.Deactivate();


If Excel is already running on my machine - then the Save/New and Open
buttons are STILL visible.

If Excel is not already running - then the buttons are gone.

I am not sure how to solve this problem....


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How do you assign the Excel application to the ExcelApp object variable?
If Excel is already open, you need to use GetObject to find the existing
instance.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
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sbriscoe < wrote:

Hi.
Here is the code that I am using:

theWorksheet.Activate();

ToolBar = ExcelApp.CommandBars["Standard"];
ToolBar.Controls["Save"].Visible = false;
ToolBar.Controls["Open"].Visible = false;
ToolBar.Controls["New"].Visible = false;

theWorksheet.Deactivate();


If Excel is already running on my machine - then the Save/New and Open
buttons are STILL visible.

If Excel is not already running - then the buttons are gone.

I am not sure how to solve this problem....


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Hi
I am just creating a new instance of the Excel application to use...

ExcelApp = new Excel.Application();

How would I get reference to the current Excel application in C#

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How come everyone's asking about C# these days? I don't know how to use
C#, but I'll tell you the VB/VBA way, and hopefully you can figure out
how to use it.

Creating a new Excel instance is done this way:

Set ExcelApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application")

Accessing the currently open Excel instance is done similarly:

Set ExcelApp = GetObject(,"Excel.Application")

If there are multiple instances, I don't know how to specify which one
to use.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
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sbriscoe < wrote:

Hi
I am just creating a new instance of the Excel application to use...

ExcelApp = new Excel.Application();

How would I get reference to the current Excel application in C#?


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