macro on toolbar

[Guest]

I put a macro I created into the standard toolbar. I want to remove it, but I
can't.
How do I accomplish this please?
Thank you,
mojr

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Press Alt and drag the button off the toolbar.

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[Guest]

Suzanne,
Thanks for getting back so quickly. That suggestion did not work. Please
put another quarter in the slot and try again.
Thank you
mojr

 

[Charles Kenyon]

Tools > Customize...
Make sure the "save in" location is what you want.
Drag the button off the toolbar (i.e. into your document, not onto another
toolbar)
Click close.
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[Greg Maxey]

Maybe it is your slot machine that is jammed. Right click the toolbar,
click customize, then drag your macro off the toolbar.

 

[Guest]

Greg, Charles,
I tried those methods before I wrote the first e-mail. Did I mention that
this button is for a macro that I wrote and put on the "Standard" toolbar?
Nothing else on that toolbar comes off either.
mojr

 

[Greg Maxey]

MoJR,

Perhaps it has been protected try running this

Sub Scratchmacro()
CommandBars("Standard").Protection = msoBarNoProtection
End Sub

 

[Guest]

Greg,
Thank you very much. That worked like a charm.