I have created a customized toolbar in Excel 2010 which contains several icons that trigger macros (a set of VBA coding per icon). For example, one icon will insert a checkmark in the Webdings font type into the selected cell on the spreadsheet. I have exported both the toolbar (i.e. ".exportedUI file") and the macros (i.e. ".bas file") and imported them both into excel of another computer. The macros are located under VBAProject (PERSONAL.XLSB) in the VBA window in both computers.
However, when I test the imported customized toolbar in the other computer, I get an error message saying that it cannot find the macro (or it is unavailable). This can be rectified if I re-map the macros/icons to the toolbar in the new computer but it takes a fair amount of time.
Is there a way to do the import without having to do this re-mapping?
I have done a similar export and import of a customized toolbar (with macros) in Microsoft Word. Once the import is completed, the customized toolbar is fully functional. Can something similar or better be achieved in excel?
Thanks.
However, when I test the imported customized toolbar in the other computer, I get an error message saying that it cannot find the macro (or it is unavailable). This can be rectified if I re-map the macros/icons to the toolbar in the new computer but it takes a fair amount of time.
Is there a way to do the import without having to do this re-mapping?
I have done a similar export and import of a customized toolbar (with macros) in Microsoft Word. Once the import is completed, the customized toolbar is fully functional. Can something similar or better be achieved in excel?
Thanks.