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How control where the CommandBar will be placed?
Hi,
I have a CommandBar with buttons that always is placed below the ordinary menues/bars. If I relocate it to a better place, it always come back below again. Can I control where it should be located? On second commandbar row to the left? Kind Regards |
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How control where the CommandBar will be placed?
By trial and error (don't know if it will work exactly the same on all
systems): With CommandBars("MyCommandBar") .Top = 50 .Left = 0 End With -- Vasant "Gunnar Johansson" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a CommandBar with buttons that always is placed below the ordinary menues/bars. If I relocate it to a better place, it always come back below again. Can I control where it should be located? On second commandbar row to the left? Kind Regards |
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How control where the CommandBar will be placed?
Gunnar,
This places a new command bar to the left of the Formatting toolbar. If you want the next row up, change "Formatting" to "Standard". '---------------------------- Dim MyCommandBar As Office.CommandBar Set MyCommandBar = CommandBars.Add(Name:="MyBar", _ Position:=msoBarTop, Temporary:=True) 'Add some buttons here MyCommandBar.RowIndex = _ Application.CommandBars("Formatting").RowIndex MyCommandBar.Visible = True Set MyCommandBar = Nothing '-------------------------- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA "Gunnar Johansson" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a CommandBar with buttons that always is placed below the ordinary menues/bars. If I relocate it to a better place, it always come back below again. Can I control where it should be located? On second commandbar row to the left? Kind Regards |
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How control where the CommandBar will be placed?
Hi,
Still I want the commandbar to be located together with the ordinary ones. I wasn't clear on this. I guess your code will make it a floationg bar, right or wrong? Kind Regards "Vasant Nanavati" <vasantn *AT* aol *DOT* com skrev i meddelandet ... By trial and error (don't know if it will work exactly the same on all systems): With CommandBars("MyCommandBar") .Top = 50 .Left = 0 End With -- Vasant "Gunnar Johansson" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a CommandBar with buttons that always is placed below the ordinary menues/bars. If I relocate it to a better place, it always come back below again. Can I control where it should be located? On second commandbar row to the left? Kind Regards |
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How control where the CommandBar will be placed?
Yes. Jim's suggestion is a lot better.
-- Vasant "Gunnar Johansson" wrote in message ... Hi, Still I want the commandbar to be located together with the ordinary ones. I wasn't clear on this. I guess your code will make it a floationg bar, right or wrong? Kind Regards "Vasant Nanavati" <vasantn *AT* aol *DOT* com skrev i meddelandet ... By trial and error (don't know if it will work exactly the same on all systems): With CommandBars("MyCommandBar") .Top = 50 .Left = 0 End With -- Vasant "Gunnar Johansson" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a CommandBar with buttons that always is placed below the ordinary menues/bars. If I relocate it to a better place, it always come back below again. Can I control where it should be located? On second commandbar row to the left? Kind Regards |
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