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Excel VB.net Add-in regenerate custom TaskPane
Posted on 2012-12-30
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I use the code below to add a custom task pane. I need to erase the task pane so that I can add it at a later point. How do I delete a taskpane so that I can use the code below to add it again?
Private oTaskPane_Select As TaskPane_Select
Public WithEvents Select_CustomTaskPane As Microsoft.Office.Tools.Cus
Private Sub ThisAddIn_Startup() Handles Me.Startup
oTaskPane_Select = New TaskPane_Select()
Select_CustomTaskPane = CustomTaskPanes.Add(oTaskP
Select_CustomTaskPane.Dock
I use the code below to add a custom task pane. I need to erase the task pane so that I can add it at a later point. How do I delete a taskpane so that I can use the code below to add it again?
Private oTaskPane_Select As TaskPane_Select
Public WithEvents Select_CustomTaskPane As Microsoft.Office.Tools.Cus
Private Sub ThisAddIn_Startup() Handles Me.Startup
oTaskPane_Select = New TaskPane_Select()
Select_CustomTaskPane = CustomTaskPanes.Add(oTaskP
Select_CustomTaskPane.Dock
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Hi murbro, would the CustomTaskPanes.Remove method work for you? Here is an example (for Word but quite similar) showing the method in action:
How to Create a Word Addin using Visual Studio
Hope that helps
...Terry
How to Create a Word Addin using Visual Studio
Hope that helps
...Terry
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