Can you edit names of the menu bar pull down items that were made in Excel 97 in Excel 2003?
O Oldjay Mar 5, 2008 #1 Can you edit names of the menu bar pull down items that were made in Excel 97 in Excel 2003?
D Dave Peterson Mar 5, 2008 #2 Maybe... Try Tools|Customize Rightclick on the name you want to change and change the Name. But if you're creating the toolbar in code, I would think it would be better to just change the code to use the name you want.
Maybe... Try Tools|Customize Rightclick on the name you want to change and change the Name. But if you're creating the toolbar in code, I would think it would be better to just change the code to use the name you want.
O Oldjay Mar 5, 2008 #3 When I do what you suggested all of the pull down items are grayed out. The items are assigned to a macro I can change the inside the Macro to do what I want but that doesn't change the pull down name (which is different than the macro name).
When I do what you suggested all of the pull down items are grayed out. The items are assigned to a macro I can change the inside the Macro to do what I want but that doesn't change the pull down name (which is different than the macro name).
D Dave Peterson Mar 5, 2008 #4 How was the toolbar built? If it was in code, then there's an option to prohibit changes to the toolbar. But then you could just change the name in the code.
How was the toolbar built? If it was in code, then there's an option to prohibit changes to the toolbar. But then you could just change the name in the code.
G Gord Dibben Mar 5, 2008 #5 You sure these were created in Excel 97? Maybe you saved an older original Excel 95 workbook where the menu items were created by the Menu Editor. If this is the case, you cannot get rid of them without some code. Jim Rech provides an addin named RemoveMenus which will get rid of them. http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
You sure these were created in Excel 97? Maybe you saved an older original Excel 95 workbook where the menu items were created by the Menu Editor. If this is the case, you cannot get rid of them without some code. Jim Rech provides an addin named RemoveMenus which will get rid of them. http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP