How do I create a new toolbar with different tickmark buttoms? I want to
create a tool bar wherein several different buttoms would be tickmarks. Then
I would just click on the buttom and it would "tickmark" the number or
information I want.

lgpalhares Wrote:
How do I create a new toolbar with different tickmark buttoms? I want
to
create a tool bar wherein several different buttoms would be tickmarks.
Then
I would just click on the buttom and it would "tickmark" the number or
information I want.


First you want to right click any where on an existing tool bar. Once
the menu comes up choose "Customize", Next click and make sure the
"Toolbars" tab is active. Click on "New", once the new window comes
up, give your toolbar a name.

Once the toolbar has been given a name and is now floating on your
excel sheet, you need to click on the "Commands" tab and then scroll to
the bottom where it says new menu and click on it. In the right hand
window it says "New Menu". Left click and hold and drag to your newly
created toolbar and this will give you a menu area on your tool bar.
Within the "Commands" tab you can add whatever buttons you need as well
as program your macros to buttons on your toolbar.

Hope this helps.

Good Luck,
zero


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Thank you a lot.

"zero635" wrote:


lgpalhares Wrote:
How do I create a new toolbar with different tickmark buttoms? I want
to
create a tool bar wherein several different buttoms would be tickmarks.
Then
I would just click on the buttom and it would "tickmark" the number or
information I want.


First you want to right click any where on an existing tool bar. Once
the menu comes up choose "Customize", Next click and make sure the
"Toolbars" tab is active. Click on "New", once the new window comes
up, give your toolbar a name.

Once the toolbar has been given a name and is now floating on your
excel sheet, you need to click on the "Commands" tab and then scroll to
the bottom where it says new menu and click on it. In the right hand
window it says "New Menu". Left click and hold and drag to your newly
created toolbar and this will give you a menu area on your tool bar.
Within the "Commands" tab you can add whatever buttons you need as well
as program your macros to buttons on your toolbar.

Hope this helps.

Good Luck,
zero


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