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Take a look at this thread here <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28140631/Excel-2010-VBA-code-to-disable-undo-command-for-a-workbook.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28140631/Excel-2010-VBA-code-to-disable-undo-command-for-a-workbook.html</a>
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Take a look at this thread here https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28140631/Excel-2010-VBA-code-to-disable-undo-command-for-a-workbook.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28140631/Excel-2010-VBA-code-to-disable-undo-command-for-a-workbook.html]

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Thanks LSM - I think you're right (as always).
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Thanks LSM - I think you're right (as always).

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@LSMConsulting:<br />
You're sure there's no way to do this through changing the Application.CommandBars object?!
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@LSMConsulting:
You're sure there's no way to do this through changing the Application.CommandBars object?!

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I had a quick look and couldn't see it.
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Well, it might be worth trying ;-)<br />
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Btw: obviously you can disable that button within access options menu (somewhere), so it will be greyed, if it helps?!?<br />
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Kind regards<br />
Alex
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Well, it might be worth trying ;-)

Btw: obviously you can disable that button within access options menu (somewhere), so it will be greyed, if it helps?!?

Kind regards
Alex

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Thanks Alex - It is disabled, it just seems a little pointless (in this instance).
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Thanks Alex - It is disabled, it just seems a little pointless (in this instance).

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np, it was just a thought ;-)
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I have an Access 2003 database with a single custom toolbar that only appears on one form. &nbsp;Other than that there are no toolbars visible.<br />
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To the right of my custom toolbar is a dropdown arrow with &quot;Add or remove buttons&quot;. &nbsp;The options within this are disabled, but is there any way to hide this dropdown arrow.
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I have an Access 2003 database with a single custom toolbar that only appears on one form.  Other than that there are no toolbars visible.

To the right of my custom toolbar is a dropdown arrow with "Add or remove buttons".  The options within this are disabled, but is there any way to hide this dropdown arrow.

Disable customise dropdown on toolbar

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