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I have, via the blog contact form received three questions from Milan, these were Can you remove the Office Button? Can you link a combobox (on the ribbon) to a cell/range? Can you link a label (on the ribbon) to a cell? The answer to No.1 was answered in the 2nd of my series on customising the ribbon...
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So we've explored the file formats, created the shell for a dictator application, made some basic ribbon, tab, group and control changes and customised the Office menu. We've re-purposed some Microsoft controls to our own use and now we will be running at pace through some of the other controls...
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In our first two parts we covered the file structure of Excel 2007 and some very simple customisations which, in the main, do not require any VBA code. in this part we are going to try and accomplish two things. Customisation of the Office Menu (under the office button) Re-purposing built-in controls...
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In the last part of this series , we went through the different file formats as a precursor to starting Ribbon customisation. You should by now have downloaded the Office 2007 Custom UI Editor , as this is the tool we will be using to customise our RibbonX and generate callbacks for VBA. We'll start...
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I am going to endeavour to enthuse some more people into development of the new ribbon in Excel 2007 (well other applications too, but I will use Excel throughout). You will need a knowledge of XML and VBA, as these are the two technologies I will be using. I suspect it will take about 4 or 5 'sessions'...