ExcelBanter - Add-in toolbars

Hi Cloe,

In order to make changes to an attached toolbar stick you have to go
through the following steps:

1) Open the add-in so the toolbar appears.
2) Turn the IsAddIn property of the add-in's ThisWorkbook object to False so
the add-in is visible in the Excel window.
3) Choose Tools/Customize from the Excel menu and click the Attach button on
the Toolbars tab.
4) In the Attach Toolbars dialog select your toolbar name from the "Toolbars
in workbook:" list and click the Delete button. Make sure the name of your
toolbar no longer appears in the right-hand list or the edits will not work.
5) Click OK to close the Attach Toolbars dialog and the Customize dialog.
6) Make whatever changes you want to your toolbar.
7) Go back to the Attach Toolbars dialog as explained above.
8) Select your toolbar from the "Custom toolbars;" list and click the Copy
button to reattach it to the add-in.
9) Click OK to close both dialogs
10) Set the IsAddin property of your add-in's ThisWorkbook object back to
True and save your add-in from the Visual Basic Editor.

If you follow these steps exactly as shown, your toolbar changes will stick.

--
Rob Bovey, MCSE, MCSD, Excel MVP
Application Professionals
http://www.appspro.com/

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"cloe" wrote in message
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Hi, I created an add-in and attached a toolbar to it.
Now when I try to edit that toolbar the edits do not seem
to take. I read that the toolbars are stored in two
locations and tried to...

* delete the toolbar
* open the add-in
* edit the toolbar

but it still does not work.

I also tried with a final step of attaching the toolbar
again but to no avail.

What am I missing here?