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Default Get value of "Zoom" on "Standard" Toolbar

I am using Office 2003 on Windows XP.

I need to retrieve the current value of the "Zoom" control on the "Standard"
toolbar as it is set on the active sheet.

Could someone please post example code that obtains it?

Thanks much in advance.
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Default Get value of "Zoom" on "Standard" Toolbar

Hi,
Zoom is a property of the active window (the one containing your active sheet)
ActiveWindow.Zoom
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I am using Office 2003 on Windows XP.

I need to retrieve the current value of the "Zoom" control on the "Standard"
toolbar as it is set on the active sheet.

Could someone please post example code that obtains it?

Thanks much in advance.

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