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Insert Command accidentally deleted from Cell Menu
I accidentally deleted the Insert command from my cell menu, and I can't seem
to get it back. Here's my code: Sub getInsertBack() Dim myBar As CommandBar Dim myButton As CommandBarButton Set myBar = Application.CommandBars("cell") Set myButton = myBar.Controls.add(msoControlButton, 3181, , 6) End Sub I keep getting a run-time error saying the add method has failed. The code looks correct. Can someone help? Thanks, Pflugs |
Insert Command accidentally deleted from Cell Menu
You can just reset the command to factory defaults:
Type: Application.CommandBars("Cell").Reset in the Immediate window. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "Pflugs" wrote in message ... I accidentally deleted the Insert command from my cell menu, and I can't seem to get it back. Here's my code: Sub getInsertBack() Dim myBar As CommandBar Dim myButton As CommandBarButton Set myBar = Application.CommandBars("cell") Set myButton = myBar.Controls.add(msoControlButton, 3181, , 6) End Sub I keep getting a run-time error saying the add method has failed. The code looks correct. Can someone help? Thanks, Pflugs |
Insert Command accidentally deleted from Cell Menu
Bring up the Customize dialog box, select the Commands tab, select the
appropriate "Categories" in the left list box, then drag the appropriate command from the "Commands" list box back onto the menu. These instructions are for Excel 2000, and may be slightly different in your version. -- Regards, Bill Renaud |
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