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Default adding shortcut menu items

there are no source events. built in buttons are associated with default
behavior.

If you add the built in buttons to th shortcut bar, they will perform in the
normal manner without setting an onaction property.

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I am trying to add some existing Excel commands to my shortcut bars (eg
Sort, Find & Replace, etc.), but I don't know what the OnAction needs
to be for each of them. Is there a way to get a list of all of the
source events from Excel? Obviously I am not a macro or VBA expert.


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