So I have been paitently working on getting my VBA program in Excel to work
and am finally there. Now I want someone to test it for me and have a friend
that will do so.

I want to attach it as an addin or as a toolbar for him to install, I know
how to assign a macro to a toolbar but how do I send it to him in an email,
or how do I create an addin for him to install and then be able to use as a
tool bar, any help will be great.

Thanks
Sean

Build the toolbar using code for best results. Save the xls as an addin
(xla) and send it to him. That's it.
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"Sean" wrote in message
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So I have been paitently working on getting my VBA program in Excel to
work
and am finally there. Now I want someone to test it for me and have a
friend
that will do so.

I want to attach it as an addin or as a toolbar for him to install, I know
how to assign a macro to a toolbar but how do I send it to him in an
email,
or how do I create an addin for him to install and then be able to use as
a
tool bar, any help will be great.

Thanks
Sean

This might be a help:

http://www.bygsoftware.com/examples/excel_addin.htm

It contains a workbook download that shows how to create an interactive
add-in controlled by a toolbar.
The toolbar is created when the add-in is loaded, and deleted when the
add-in is closed.
The code is open and commented.


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Andy Wiggins FCCA
www.BygSoftware.com
Excel, Access and VBA Consultancy
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"Sean" wrote in message
...
So I have been paitently working on getting my VBA program in Excel to
work
and am finally there. Now I want someone to test it for me and have a
friend
that will do so.

I want to attach it as an addin or as a toolbar for him to install, I know
how to assign a macro to a toolbar but how do I send it to him in an
email,
or how do I create an addin for him to install and then be able to use as
a
tool bar, any help will be great.

Thanks
Sean

The other posters talked about creating a toolbar in code, very
powerful, but maybe too much.

Simple solution:

Save your XLS as addin (XLA)
Create a new toolbar.
Set your Addin property for your XLA to false(VBE select XLA workbook
and see proporties window).
Add Macro to toolbar(should now be visible).
Select XLA workbook in Excel
Attach your Toolbar to XLA
Sett Isaddin = True

In XLA Workbook close event

Commandbars("Mycommandbar").Delete

This should work without coding anything extra.

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