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Order in which add-ins run
I have an add-in that I created that inserts an item on the Worksheet
menu bar with the following code: CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPop up, Befo=CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Count).Caption = cMm where cWmb = "Worksheet Menu Bar" The effect of this is to place my menu item just before the Help menu item. I would like to add my menu item just before the Window menu item. So, theoretically, I would use: CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPop up, Befo=CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Count-1).Caption = cMm The problem I am running into is that I have a third party add-in installed that also is programmed to have a menu item appear just prior to the Window menu item. The way the add-ins are running, my add-in is first, adding my menu item just before the Window menu item. The third party add-in then runs, adding its menu item just before the Window menu item. So instead of the order being third party menu, my menu, window menu, the order is my menu, third party menu, window menu. Is there any way to put some code in my add-in that would wait for the third party add-in to run first or some other methods whereby my menu item goes where I want it? Thanks, Mike. |
Order in which add-ins run
Hi Michael,
Perhaps uncheck your Addin and load it like a normal workbbook. -- Regards, Norman "Michael Malinsky" wrote in message ups.com... I have an add-in that I created that inserts an item on the Worksheet menu bar with the following code: CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPop up, Befo=CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Count).Caption = cMm where cWmb = "Worksheet Menu Bar" The effect of this is to place my menu item just before the Help menu item. I would like to add my menu item just before the Window menu item. So, theoretically, I would use: CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPop up, Befo=CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Count-1).Caption = cMm The problem I am running into is that I have a third party add-in installed that also is programmed to have a menu item appear just prior to the Window menu item. The way the add-ins are running, my add-in is first, adding my menu item just before the Window menu item. The third party add-in then runs, adding its menu item just before the Window menu item. So instead of the order being third party menu, my menu, window menu, the order is my menu, third party menu, window menu. Is there any way to put some code in my add-in that would wait for the third party add-in to run first or some other methods whereby my menu item goes where I want it? Thanks, Mike. |
Order in which add-ins run
I am sure there are ways to do it, but none easy that spring to mind.
Is it really so important that you wan t to go to this bother? -- HTH Bob Phillips "Michael Malinsky" wrote in message ups.com... I have an add-in that I created that inserts an item on the Worksheet menu bar with the following code: CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPop up, Befo=CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Count).Caption = cMm where cWmb = "Worksheet Menu Bar" The effect of this is to place my menu item just before the Help menu item. I would like to add my menu item just before the Window menu item. So, theoretically, I would use: CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPop up, Befo=CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Count-1).Caption = cMm The problem I am running into is that I have a third party add-in installed that also is programmed to have a menu item appear just prior to the Window menu item. The way the add-ins are running, my add-in is first, adding my menu item just before the Window menu item. The third party add-in then runs, adding its menu item just before the Window menu item. So instead of the order being third party menu, my menu, window menu, the order is my menu, third party menu, window menu. Is there any way to put some code in my add-in that would wait for the third party add-in to run first or some other methods whereby my menu item goes where I want it? Thanks, Mike. |
Order in which add-ins run
I really don't need to go to this bother, but since I was considering
sharing it with others I wanted to try to make it "pretty." If anyone has any direction, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mike. |
Order in which add-ins run
Hi Michael,
Alternatively, uncheck your addin (Tools | Add-Ins ) and close Excel. Re-open Excel and re-check the addin. This will rewrite the addin's registry OPEN key and send your addin to the end of the load queue. The addin's OPEN key may be verified at: Start | Run | RegEdit | HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software \Microsoft\Office\10.0\Excel\Options (10.0 represents xl2002) --- Regards, Norman "Michael Malinsky" wrote in message ups.com... I have an add-in that I created that inserts an item on the Worksheet menu bar with the following code: CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPop up, Befo=CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Count).Caption = cMm where cWmb = "Worksheet Menu Bar" The effect of this is to place my menu item just before the Help menu item. I would like to add my menu item just before the Window menu item. So, theoretically, I would use: CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPop up, Befo=CommandBars(cWmb).Controls.Count-1).Caption = cMm The problem I am running into is that I have a third party add-in installed that also is programmed to have a menu item appear just prior to the Window menu item. The way the add-ins are running, my add-in is first, adding my menu item just before the Window menu item. The third party add-in then runs, adding its menu item just before the Window menu item. So instead of the order being third party menu, my menu, window menu, the order is my menu, third party menu, window menu. Is there any way to put some code in my add-in that would wait for the third party add-in to run first or some other methods whereby my menu item goes where I want it? Thanks, Mike. |
Order in which add-ins run
I'll give it a shot.
Thanks |
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