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This post may make me sound smarter than I am, so go slow boys.
How can I get two customized toolbars to share the same row (or perhaps any
two toolbars)? For instance, Add-In_#1 loads CB1:
CommandBars("CB1").Position = msoBarTop
And CB1 rightfully takes the top position. But when Add-In_#2 loads CB2:
CommandBars("CB2").Position = msoBarTop
CB2 snags the Top position, but it's the "top position that's empty,"
thereby leaving little CB1 all alone with huge gaps on either side of him. I
want them to get along and share one row. They're not big enough that they'd
even suffer any buttons being hid if they shared.
What I'd like is this:
CommandBars("CB1").Position = msoBarTop_RightSide_And_ShareWithYourBrother
CommandBars("CB2").Position = msoBarTop_LeftSide_And_MakeHimLetYouIn
Same goes for anywhere ... .Position = msoBarRight_TopSpot
.Position = msoBarRight_BottomSpot
Thanks.
PS - After re-reading my post, I'm certain there'll be no confusion as to
whether or not it makes me sound smarter than I am.
How can I get two customized toolbars to share the same row (or perhaps any
two toolbars)? For instance, Add-In_#1 loads CB1:
CommandBars("CB1").Position = msoBarTop
And CB1 rightfully takes the top position. But when Add-In_#2 loads CB2:
CommandBars("CB2").Position = msoBarTop
CB2 snags the Top position, but it's the "top position that's empty,"
thereby leaving little CB1 all alone with huge gaps on either side of him. I
want them to get along and share one row. They're not big enough that they'd
even suffer any buttons being hid if they shared.
What I'd like is this:
CommandBars("CB1").Position = msoBarTop_RightSide_And_ShareWithYourBrother
CommandBars("CB2").Position = msoBarTop_LeftSide_And_MakeHimLetYouIn
Same goes for anywhere ... .Position = msoBarRight_TopSpot
.Position = msoBarRight_BottomSpot
Thanks.
PS - After re-reading my post, I'm certain there'll be no confusion as to
whether or not it makes me sound smarter than I am.