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Hi All,

I am wondering if there is a way (via code or something) for me to hide my
custom toolbar from the Toolbar list .... so when anyone right click on the
toolbar and the list of tools display, my custom one will not be an option on
there.

Also, is there a code that once I close my excel workbook that has the
custom toolbar, the toolbar will not display when I open a new workbook?

thanks for the help!
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Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong, but your custom toolbar is exclusive
to you in the first place. You create it in your own Excel environment, not
in any particular Excel file.
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Hi All,

I am wondering if there is a way (via code or something) for me to hide my
custom toolbar from the Toolbar list .... so when anyone right click on the
toolbar and the list of tools display, my custom one will not be an option on
there.

Also, is there a code that once I close my excel workbook that has the
custom toolbar, the toolbar will not display when I open a new workbook?

thanks for the help!
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AFAIK it is not possible to hide a custom toolbar from the Toolbar list.

Why not create and delete your toolbar as/when needed, eg in workbook
activate/deactivate events.

Regards,
Peter T


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Hi All,

I am wondering if there is a way (via code or something) for me to hide my
custom toolbar from the Toolbar list .... so when anyone right click on
the
toolbar and the list of tools display, my custom one will not be an option
on
there.

Also, is there a code that once I close my excel workbook that has the
custom toolbar, the toolbar will not display when I open a new workbook?

thanks for the help!
--
Learning



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"Peter T" wrote:

AFAIK it is not possible to hide a custom toolbar from the Toolbar list.

Why not create and delete your toolbar as/when needed, eg in workbook
activate/deactivate events.

Regards,
Peter T


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Hi All,

I am wondering if there is a way (via code or something) for me to hide my
custom toolbar from the Toolbar list .... so when anyone right click on
the
toolbar and the list of tools display, my custom one will not be an option
on
there.

Also, is there a code that once I close my excel workbook that has the
custom toolbar, the toolbar will not display when I open a new workbook?

thanks for the help!
--
Learning




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