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Default Stubborn toolbars in Excel

Hi group:

Does anyone know how to permanently delete customized toolbars in
Excel?.... The problem is that some time ago, I created new toolbars
to make the use of excel faster, later I deleted those bars and created new
ones, and after having deleted the prior ones, they came back and now
I can't delete any of the bars I have created, the only option is to hide
them
because there's no way to delete them... there's a button to delete them
but they allways return unexpectedly particularly when I share files, they
appear on other computers and it seems like an infection that cannot be
erradicated. In Excel Help it says they cannot be deleted, but if there's a
button to delete them and they dont delete, what is the purpose of that
button.
This seems to me like a defect in Excel ... and a very problematic one
because
I get remarks from people I share files with.
There should be a solution for this problem somewhere.

Does anyone know the solution to this problem?...

Thanks for your help.


 
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