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How to Place a Check Mark Next to an Item in the Submenu of a Custom Menu
Hi All,
This is how you put it next to an item in the custom made menu: Sub check_Received() Dim mypopup As CommandBarPopup Set mypopup = CommandBars(1).Controls("My menu") If mypopup.Controls("Received").State = msoButtonDown Then 'menu item unchecked mypopup.Controls("Received").State = msoButtonUp Else 'menu item checked mypopup.Controls("Received").State = msoButtonDown End If End Sub How do you go about an item in the submenu of the same menu (("My menu")? Cheers |
How to Place a Check Mark Next to an Item in the Submenu of a Custom Menu
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On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 12:36:08 +0200, Evil Bumblebee wrote: Hi All, This is how you put it next to an item in the custom made menu: Sub check_Received() Dim mypopup As CommandBarPopup Set mypopup = CommandBars(1).Controls("My menu") If mypopup.Controls("Received").State = msoButtonDown Then 'menu item unchecked mypopup.Controls("Received").State = msoButtonUp Else 'menu item checked mypopup.Controls("Received").State = msoButtonDown End If End Sub How do you go about an item in the submenu of the same menu (("My menu")? Cheers |
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