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Seemingly I have dismissed a two button floating tool bar that would appear
floating when recording a macro. How do I get that back?

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Hi Arturo

Start recording a macro
Right click on a commandbar and check the Stop recording
OK to stop the recording
Delete the macro




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Arturo,

Sub Macro1()
With Application.CommandBars("Stop Recording")
..Visible = True
..Enabled = True
End With
End Sub

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Bernie
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