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Creating a Toolbar and display MsgBox in its action

 
Sub AddNewCB()
   Dim myCommandBar As CommandBar, myCommandBarCtl As CommandBarControl
   On Error GoTo AddNewCB_Err

  Set myCommandBar = CommandBars.Add(Name:="Sample Toolbar", Position:= _
      msoBarFloating)
   myCommandBar.Visible = True

  Set myCommandBarCtl = myCommandBar.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton)
   With myCommandBarCtl
      .Caption = "Button"
      .Style = msoButtonCaption
      .TooltipText = "Display Message Box"
      .OnAction = "=MsgBox(""You pressed a toolbar button!"")"
   End With

   
   Exit Sub
AddNewCB_Err:
   msgBox "Error " & Err.number & vbCr & Err.Description
   Exit Sub
End Sub








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