Gets True if the specified command bar is a built-in command bar of the container application. Returns False if it is a custom command bar. Read-only.
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| The use of CommandBars in some Microsoft Office applications has been superseded by the new Ribbon user interface. For more information, search help for the keyword "Ribbon." |
Syntax
expression.BuiltIn
expression A variable that represents a CommandBar object.
Return Value
Boolean
Example
This example deletes all custom command bars that aren't visible.
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foundFlag = False deletedBars = 0 For Each bar In CommandBars If (bar.BuiltIn = False) And (bar.Visible = False) Then bar.Delete foundFlag = True deletedBars = deletedBars + 1 End If Next If Not foundFlag Then MsgBox "No command bars have been deleted." Else MsgBox deletedBars & " custom command bar(s) deleted." End If
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