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restoring toolbars
i want to open the .XLB file to restore the toolbars that i cleared with a
macro when a user opened my Excel program. i what to restore their settings when they close my program. does anyone have an example of code for me |
restoring toolbars
It depends on which toolbars you want to refresh:
Application.CommandBars("Picture").Visible = True Application.CommandBars("Picture").Reset and then repeat for: Worksheet Menu Bar Chart Menu Bar Standard Formatting PivotTable Chart Reviewing Forms Stop Recording External Data Formula Auditing Full Screen Circular Reference Visual Basic Web and any other bars you desire. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200718 "Josh C" wrote: i want to open the .XLB file to restore the toolbars that i cleared with a macro when a user opened my Excel program. i what to restore their settings when they close my program. does anyone have an example of code for me |
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