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How to preserve state of View-Toolbars?
How does one preserve the checked/un-checked state of a toolbar in
View-Toolbars? For example, adding adding a toolbar in the Workbook_Open event after checking for a specific add-in (per Ron de Bruin's solution in question "Detect if a command bar is enabled in View"), closing the workbook reopening, the toolbar is visible and checked again. I'd like to test if the user had previously un-checked the visual display of the toolbar. I tried itterating thropugh the commandBars collection and looking at the enabled property, but this doesn't appear to be where excel saves that state. Thanks for any help, Dave |
How to preserve state of View-Toolbars?
looking at the enabled property
I think you want the Visible property. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Dave" wrote in message ... | How does one preserve the checked/un-checked state of a toolbar in | View-Toolbars? For example, adding adding a toolbar in the Workbook_Open | event after checking for a specific add-in (per Ron de Bruin's solution in | question "Detect if a command bar is enabled in View"), closing the workbook | reopening, the toolbar is visible and checked again. I'd like to test if the | user had previously un-checked the visual display of the toolbar. I tried | itterating thropugh the commandBars collection and looking at the enabled | property, but this doesn't appear to be where excel saves that state. | | Thanks for any help, | | Dave | |
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