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== Before we start ==
 
== Before we start ==
 
Before we get started you need to:
 
Before we get started you need to:
* [[Installation | Install the Dynamic RibbonX framework]]
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* [[Installation | Install the Ribbon Commander Framework]]
 
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* [[Activation| Activate the Ribbon Commander Framework]]
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* [[Referencing the Ribbon Commander library in VBA | Reference the Ribbon Commander library]]
  
 
== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
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* Single-module samples
 
* Single-module samples
* Application document samples (Excel workbooks in version 1.0 Beta)
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* Application document samples
  
  
 
== Locating the samples ==
 
== Locating the samples ==
 
To locate the samples:
 
To locate the samples:
* Navigate to the ''Samples Directory'' through the ''Dynamic RibbonX'' [[Installation#Verifying Installation Success|Start Menu shortcut]].
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* Navigate to the ''Samples Directory'' through the ''Ribbon Commander'' [[Installation#Verifying Installation Success|Menu shortcut]].
 
* Find the samples under ''VBA''
 
* Find the samples under ''VBA''
  
  
 
== Samples reference ==
 
== Samples reference ==
* Application Document Samples
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* [[VBA Application Document Samples|Application Document Samples]]
** Excel
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** [[VBA Application Document Samples (Excel) | Excel]]
* Single Module Samples
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* [[VBA Single Module Samples| Single Module Samples]]

Latest revision as of 16:35, 8 November 2013

Before we start

Before we get started you need to:

Introduction

A few VBA samples are installed with the main installation package:

  • Single-module samples
  • Application document samples


Locating the samples

To locate the samples:

  • Navigate to the Samples Directory through the Ribbon Commander Menu shortcut.
  • Find the samples under VBA


Samples reference