Switch ribbons programmatically

X

xp

In Excel 2007,

Suppose you have a custom ribbon started from scratch in a workbook. Is there
a way to programmatically cause it to revert back to the default/built-in
ribbon and back again while the workbook remains open?

If so, can someone please help me code it?

Thanks!
 
H

Homey

when workbook with ribbon active its ribbon is visable. you have change to
another workbook with no ribbon for ribbon to change to norml
 
X

xp

Hi Ron,

Thanks; the internet Nazi's here at the office are blocking my ability to
download your examples...
 
D

Dovy

Mail me private and I send you the file

You find my mail address herehttp://www.rondebruin.nl/

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Ron de Bruin example file is great, but it works only when
startFromScratch=False. When True, getVisible no longer works. The
original post asked how to switch back to original Ribbon within a
workbook with custom Ribbon started from scratch.
The only way to toggle between custom/original ribbons when using
startFromScratch=True, is to rebuild all Mso tabs as custom tabs.
Custom tabs do respond to getVisible.

Dovy
 
R

Ron de Bruin

When True, getVisible no longer works
Correct

But maybe you can hide all tabs if you want with RibbonX and use getVisible to toggle






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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm




Mail me private and I send you the file

You find my mail address herehttp://www.rondebruin.nl/

--

Regards Ron de Bruinhttp://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm







- Show quoted text -

Ron de Bruin example file is great, but it works only when
startFromScratch=False. When True, getVisible no longer works. The
original post asked how to switch back to original Ribbon within a
workbook with custom Ribbon started from scratch.
The only way to toggle between custom/original ribbons when using
startFromScratch=True, is to rebuild all Mso tabs as custom tabs.
Custom tabs do respond to getVisible.

Dovy
 

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