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Hello,
I have some excel files with userforms. I have procedures to show these forms, that are linked to toolbar buttons (1 for each form). If the file name is changed or is moved to a different folder, the button wont work anymore (unless the file name is changed with "save as" of course). My workaroud: 1. in Workbook_Open(), I run a procedure that links all forms to the toolbar buttons. 2. Once "installed" the toolbar, it stores the workbook's current path in a hidden sheet and saves the file. 3. The next time we open the file, in Workbook_Open() will check the current path with tha saved one, if its different, it will install the toolbar again. Looks like this: Private Sub Workbook_Open() If HData.Range(HDATA_CELL_INSTALL) < ThisWorkbook.Path Then If MsgBox("Instalar la barra de herramientas?", vbYesNo) = vbYes Then instalar ThisWorkbook.Save End If End If End Sub I am trying to find a way to check if the workbook is linked to the toolbar, or if the toolbar has a valid path and file, or something like it. Appreciate your help! |
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