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Default It's not CommandBars("Cell"), right-click menu!

Hi all,

When you right-click you get Cut, copy, etc items which can be accessed with
CommandBars("Cell") command. Fine!

What is the name for right-click contextual menu when a whole row/column is
selected? When I apply CommandBars("Cell") over hidden rows/columns it
doesn't contain items like Hide/Unhide items!

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What is the name for right-click contextual menu when a whole row/column
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selected? When I apply CommandBars("Cell") over hidden rows/columns it
doesn't contain items like Hide/Unhide items!


Hi Tetsuya,

Try CommandBars("Row") and CommandBars("Column").

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