How to Work With the Command Bar Object in VBA

[@RonAtubetje]

@16:41, Protection = 22 means: 16(dockingsetting cannot be changed) + 4(Command bar cannot be moved) + 2(Command bar cannot be resized). The 4 probably decides that the X;Y position does not work.

[@ghostfairy9357]

Great video, I can't believe it only has 5k plays count. Truly appreciated !

[@AlbertKitamirike]

Thanks for this very enlightening tutorial. This knowledge will come in very handy in some of my own work.

[@SigmaCoding]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shakhobiddinnakiev6767]

anyway, this is new level. And thank you!

[@escotthug]

Thank you very much! Maybe it's obvious to the more knowledgeable, but I had to include the Microsoft Office 16.0 Object Library in my References to get any of this to work. Without it, my Access hung attempting to Compile.

[@SigmaCoding]

Interesting, that's usually enabled by default. Thanks for the tip though, I'm sure someone else will be in your position at some point.

[@clausencubes]

Thanks so much for nice tutorial....By the way, how do you avoid keyboard strike sounds in the mic?

[@watamote8694]

Thanks lot