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How to set off CommandBars
Hi,
I've made an Excel 2000 application in a template. When starting a workbook from the template I want to hide all the commandbars. I thougth this could be done in the Workbook_Open() trigger: For each cb in CommandBars cb.Visible = false nect cb However, when the process of creating a workbook from the template arrives at this code, the value of CommandBars is Nothing. What can I do? When is that value known? Thanks in advance, Henk |
How to set off CommandBars
For each cb in Application.CommandBars
cb.Visible = false nect cb -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "hstijnen" wrote: Hi, I've made an Excel 2000 application in a template. When starting a workbook from the template I want to hide all the commandbars. I thougth this could be done in the Workbook_Open() trigger: For each cb in CommandBars cb.Visible = false nect cb However, when the process of creating a workbook from the template arrives at this code, the value of CommandBars is Nothing. What can I do? When is that value known? Thanks in advance, Henk |
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