Hide it on the Deactivate event for this workbook, unhide on the activate.
Application.Commandbars("name"£).Visible = False 'True
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HTH
Bob
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"Neale Yonde" <Neale
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>I have created an Excel project for my office, and I want to use a
>navigation
> drop-down toolbar, which will allow us to quickly access other sheets in
> the
> workbook.
>
> I have found a great navigation toolbar (created with VB); however, the
> only
> problem is that the navigation toolbar opens for EVERY worksheet. It
> always
> opens up whenever I click "enable macros."
>
> I only want the navigation toolbar to come on for this one workbook. I'm a
> newbie with Excel, so I have no idea how to edit the code to make it open
> for
> only one worksheet.
>
> Thanks for your help!