Excel 2003 & 2007 menu compatible menu by Ron de Bruin

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JC

I am trying to create an add-in that creates a menu in Excel 2003 & 2007
each time an excel document is opened.

I have downloaded http://www.rondebruin.nl/compatiblemenu.htm - Example 3
is exactly the way I want it to work, BUT don't what to put the code in each
workbook.


I have tried saving the example "File A" as an add-in and copied it to the
XLSTART folder. This works fine in 2003, but in 2007 I get a Debug error
"rib.InvalidateControl "RDBGroup1".

Has anyone had success with loading from an add-in

Thanks
John
 
Wow - Ron de Bruin answering himself ..

That's correct , I've tried a number of different ways

e.g.. putting the `MacroModule', `mRibbon', `mXL' modules and the code in
this "ThisWorkbook" in a module (using Sub Auto_open) in a separate Start-up
add-in, but I can't get it to work in 2007. It works for 2003 but in Excel
2007 it show the debug error I previously mentioned.

Ideally, I would like 1 add-in file that will show the menus each time excel
is opened, all PC's with Office 2003 on have the 2007 compatibility pack
installed so they read a .xlam.

Thanks for the reply
 
Hi JC

I will test a few things with the compatibility pack installed on a 2003 machine and
see what the best solution is and get back to you this weekend

Good night
 
Thanks Ron,

That works great! Please let me know when you update your site.

I guess to change the text on the 2007 ribbon ("Dynamic Menu" & the icon) to
say "Company Name" has to be done through the ribbon editor?

Again, thanks very much for your time.

John
 
Hi JC
I guess to change the text on the 2007 ribbon ("Dynamic Menu" & the icon) to
say "Company Name" has to be done through the ribbon editor?
Yes

I will create a good example this week and reply in this thread when it
is online.
 
Hi JC

Do you have time to test a tester ?
Mail me private if you have time to test a file for me

I want to see if it is easy to work with my test add-in
 

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