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Hi,
I'm looking for confirmation of something : I often create floating toolbars (command bars) in my Excel applications. Using any Excel up to and including 2000, they are truly floating. By this, I mean that selecting cells near or behind the floating toolbar will not interact with it. The toolbar remains fixed in place on the screen, as it were. However, it appears that things are different in Excel 2002/3 ... while the toolbar can be moved anywhere on the screen, cell selection DOES interact with the toolbar. Select a cell above the toolbar, then use the down arrow ... the toolbar appears to be pushed downwards! I have not found anything about this on the net, so far. Has anyone else found a resolution? Note that this occurs in all Office products ......!! I fear that this is a change to how Microsoft thinks we should use floating toolbars, and it affects how one creates Excel applications ..... Regards, Mark |
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