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Hi,
I have a custom made toolbar which I have just forgotten to attach back to
my workbook when I closed it, now I can't find the toolbar to re-atacht it.
I have looked under toolbar customise without any joy
any help??
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Anthony

pls check if your toolbar is still available (but hidden) by executing
in the VBA immediate window:

Application.commandbars("Mytoolbaraname").Enabled = true
Application.commandbars("Mytoolbaraname").Visible= true

If that does not work your toolbar might be in "limbo" or just plain
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thanks very much, but I think its gone forever !!


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Anthony

pls check if your toolbar is still available (but hidden) by executing
in the VBA immediate window:

Application.commandbars("Mytoolbaraname").Enabled = true
Application.commandbars("Mytoolbaraname").Visible= true

If that does not work your toolbar might be in "limbo" or just plain
lost.

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