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Add command button to assign "shortcut" macros

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    Add command button to assign "shortcut" macros

    I need some help please to add a command button to the top of excel next to "Home" etc. (where the buttons used to be called "File").

    The closest thing in can find is ActiveX controls, but these can only be pasted into the body of a worksheet.

    How do I go about adding a command button so that I can assign my macros from personal.xls

    If this question has already been asked - please excuse me but I am desperate for an answer - I am losing so many man hours due to the new excel.

    Many thanks
    Last edited by VBA Noob; 06-18-2008 at 07:36 AM.

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    I suspect you are using Excell 2007 which does not work with Commandbars. You need to program the Ribbon with this version.


    If you add code to add a menu then this should be available in the Addins Tab.
    Hope that helps.

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