I have used Custom UI Editor For Microsoft Office to create a. Xml file for Excel 2007. UI Editor For Microsoft Office for Excel a lot. Microsoft Office 2007 Custom UI Editor, Free Download by Microsoft.

Hi, I have created a ribbon using Custom UI Editor, it was successful. But it disappeared in later version. Detailed description: I created a ribbon using Custom UI Editor, it was successful. I saved the spreadsheet as xxx1.xlsm Then I made a copy which I named xxx2.xlsm, then I continued developing under normal mode ( outside of Custom UI Editor, just in 'old fashion', i.e., in excel window). I saved xxx2.xlsm, closed, re-opened a few times. Then I see the ribbon I created has disappeared.

However I never tried to delete it. Now the problem is: in xxx1.xlsm, the ribbon is still there in xxx2.xlsm, there's no ribbon.

I open both files in Custom UI Editor again, I see xxx1.xlsm comes with its 'customUI14.xml', and xxx2.xlsm doesn't. * I copied codes from xxx1.xlsm to xxx2.xlm, 'Validated' successfully, and saved. Then I opened xxx2.xls in excel window, there is not my ribbon. I open xxx2.xls again in Custom UI Editor, I find out the 'customUI14.xml' is lost!! ( But it's fine in xxx1.xls!) * I repeated many times the steps between the '*'s without success to get my ribbon back. Everytime I encounter same situation.

I think the problem is the 'customUI14.xml' keeps on losing in xxx2.xls. So the ribbon can't be re-created anymore in the new version. Can you help me making it work, please? I can redo developments I have done from xxx1.xls again, but my real concern is the stability of the ribbon. What if it disapear again in much later versions? Roxio Easy Cd Dvd Creator 6 Free Download here. I have attached the codes I put in Custom UI Editor for your information.

Close the workbooks. Open the workbook into which you want to make the changes in the Custom UI Editor. From the Insert Tab of the UI Editor, Select Office 2010 Custom UI Part Paste your XML code Click the validate button Copy the validated code From the Insert Tab of the UI Editor, Select Office 2007 Custom UI Part Paste your validated XML code Change the first line from to Save the changes. Close the UI Editor Open the workbook in Excel.

Note that the XML file formats do not include XLS and XLM. Graham Mayor (Microsoft Word MVP) For more Word tips and downloads visit my web site http://www.gmayor.com/Word_pages.htm.

Maybe some kind soul can help with one question. I can now add a new Tab, Group and standard buttons using the Xml method in the MSDN site using the UI editor. But I want to add a custom button that will display say a 'contracts' category of the buiding blocks. I have added some content to the Builing Blocks gallery, with a new category I created called 'contracts'.

My Chemical Romance The Black Parade Rar Password. So all that I now need is a button that will filter the Quick parts gallery and just show the content that falls into the 'contracts' category. I hope this makes sense. I would like to be able to do this (if possible) in xml or VBA so that I can keep it in the Normal template. Im no programmer and would be so greatful for any help the Guru's out there may have.