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I copied the macros to the thisworkbook. That fixes the macros assigned to buttons that are actually on the spreadsheet. However, we have made custom toolbars with drop down menu's. These macro names still are hard coded to the original file. Is there a way to make the toolbar buttons default to the current worksheet macros? thanks tim |
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Hi TMAC;
Yes; You can put an auto_open macro in the workbook and have it build a menu each time it opens. One of the options when you do this is to have the menu be temporary which means it will automatically not be there the next time Excel is opened. You can find out how to do this by looking in the VBA help under commandbars Thanks, Greg -----Original Message----- Posted to soon. I copied the macros to the thisworkbook. That fixes the macros assigned to buttons that are actually on the spreadsheet. However, we have made custom toolbars with drop down menu's. These macro names still are hard coded to the original file. Is there a way to make the toolbar buttons default to the current worksheet macros? thanks tim . |
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