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Have your VBA Add-in autogenerate menus for easier access to your macros
- Storing your macros in add-ins (.xlam) has many advantages over personal.xlsm and similar document locations.
- One disadvantage however is that an Add-in macro is not accessible through the Excel macros dialogue.
- The community recommends assigning shortcuts for easy access. I did that and went a couple of steps further using VBE extensibility to
- depending on scope
- public procedures on your end users’ computer to whom you distribute your Add-in
- and also non-private on the developer machine
- list your modules alphabetically
- list your macros alphabetically under your modules
- for each, find & assign a free (free within Excel only – short of assigned windows-wide shortcuts since in my current work environment, I am unable run tools that allow you to list these shortcuts) shortcut combination,
- automatically generate an Add-Ins menu of all that , to serve as a cheat sheet.
- depending on scope
- Code TBA
Categories: service-is-documenting, service-is-programming, sourcecode
add-ins, MS-Excel, ribbon, VBA
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