PSS ID Number: 134944
Article Last Modified on 10/21/2000
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Excel for Windows 95 7.0
This article was previously published under Q134944
SUMMARY
In Microsoft Excel, when you change the property of a toolbar to xlNoButtonChanges, you will still be able to change the image on a button on that toolbar.
MORE INFORMATION
Microsoft Excel allows you to use a macro to set the properties of toolbars to different levels of protection. The xlNoButtonChanges setting is designed to keep a user from adding, removing, or moving toolbar buttons on a toolbar. However, this property does not keep a user from editing the toolface of the button.
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The following Visual Basic Code can be run to set the Standard toolbar to xlNoButtonChanges:
Sub ChangeToolbarProperties()
Toolbars("Standard").Protection = xlNoButtonChanges
End Sub
Setting the protection to xlNormal will reset the protection on the toolbar.
Additional query words: toolface buttonface
Keywords: KB134944
Technology: kbExcel95 kbExcel95Search kbExcelSearch kbExcelWinSearch
