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Revision as of 19:00, 16 March 2013
Introduction
The below VBA modules are installed with the Dynamic RibbonX package. You can import this modules into any of the Supported Office Applications.
Before we start
- You need to reference the Dynamic RibbonX library before executing sample code in the modules below.
Samples Reference
Sample File Name
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Description
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m_rxTab.bas | Demonstrates rxTab |
m_rxGroup.bas | Demonstrates rxGroup |
m_rxButton.bas | Demonstrates rxButton |
m_rxCheckBox.bas | Demonstrates rxCheckBox |
m_rxDropDownRegular.bas | Demonstrates rxDropDownRegular |
m_rxEditBox.bas | Demonstrates rxEditBox |
m_rxBackstageTab.bas | Demonstrates rxBackstageTab |
m_rxBackstageGroup.bas | Demonstrates rxBackstageGroup |
m_rxBackstageFastCommandButton.bas | Demonstrates rxBackstageFastCommandButton |