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I've been reading some posts about ribbons and add-ins, but I'm left
with one question: if I have an add-in that someone has written for
Excel 2003 that creates a menu option, what happens if I load it in
Excel 2007? Is that menu option visible anywhere? The maintainer of
this AddIn does not have Excel 2007.

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Any commandbar controls or menu items will appear on the Add-Ins tab
of the Ribbon, all mixed together.

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On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 05:07:56 -0800 (PST), Phil Hibbs
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I've been reading some posts about ribbons and add-ins, but I'm left
with one question: if I have an add-in that someone has written for
Excel 2003 that creates a menu option, what happens if I load it in
Excel 2007? Is that menu option visible anywhere? The maintainer of
this AddIn does not have Excel 2007.

Phil Hibbs.

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