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Default Excel Menu help!

Use names not index, it is more resilient as index could change, and there
is no Disabled property, just Enabled.

Commandbars("Worksheet Menu
Bar").controls("myMenu").controls("mySubMenu1!).En abled= True

and

Commandbars("Worksheet Menu
Bar").controls("myMenu").controls("mySubMenu1!).En abled= False

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Dear Rowan,

Thanks for your advice. However it does not work on my Menu. It only
works on standard Menu of Excel.

For example: If the index of my menu is 13 and i want to disable 1st
sub menu of my menu, it does not work

Commandbars(1).controls(13).controls(1).disabled=f alse

But for Excel Menu it works,

Commandbars(1).controls(1.controls(1).disabled=fal se

Could you help me!

Thanks,

Nam


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