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Excel Add-In: how to position custom toolbar

Asked by esbjorn_larsen in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, VB Script

Tags: excel, toolbar, add, custom, position

I cannot position the custom toolbar that I creatd with special icons.  The toolbar was "attached" from another worksheet, and then I re-assigned the buttons to point to macro code inside my add-in workbook, before I saved that workbook as an add-in (xla).  I also have VBA code that generates a menu, which works fine.  
Here's my real problem.  After adding the add-in via "Tools->Add-ins" on any computer, my custom toolbar keeps opening on a separate row, where you see your other toolbars.  So, if you have "Standard" and "Formatting" toolbar on two separate rows I want my custom toolbar to add itself beside one of the two existing toolbars.  However, it always puts itself on a separate row, which is very annoying.

I've used this custom toolbar for 3 years, having the buttons running macros in my hidden "personal.xls" sheet and the toolbar always stays wherever I dragged it to before closing excel.  I want the same behavior for the toolbar in the add-in XLA that I'm trying to create.  I've searched this forum and spent 6 hours researching other forums, but no one can explain the resolution.
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