Public Sub RibbonCallTool(ByVal ctrl As IRibbonControl)ĭebug.Print "Control does not have an associated action attached!"įinally, you could always have a single button that opens a modeless form with all the menus you need.
#BUTTONBAR SHOWCLEAR CODE#
final hashCode int The hash code for this object. final, inherited data ButtonBarThemeData The properties used for all descendant ButtonBar widgets. const Properties child Widget The widget below this widget in the tree. Runs when a control is clicked in the Custom Ribbon tab But it's easy to replace the xml at step 2f with something like this: In the callback, set the editorOptions.showClearButton option to true when the parentType parameter is 'filterRow'.
In that example the custom ribbon is not used to display anything but rather is used for it's Init event. Answers approved by DevExpress Support Alisher (DevExpress Support) created 3 years ago Hello Umesh, To achieve your goal, use the onEditorPreparing callback. Disclaimer: The information provided on and its affiliated web properties is provided 'as is' without warranty of any kind.Developer Express Inc disclaims all warranties, either express or implied, including the warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
#BUTTONBAR SHOWCLEAR HOW TO#
Here is an example where I showed step by step how to add a custom ribbon but there are many ways of doing it if you search the web. Or, you could just use a custom ribbon tab if you don't necessarily need the buttons in the sheet itself. You would add one shape and format it and then make copies and assign a different macro for each (with right click and Assign Macro.). If you don't need the animation then you can just add any shape to work as a button. To set the ButtonData for a button, simply call setButtonData(Node, ButtonData), passing in the relevant ButtonData. You could obviously make them adjacent to mimic a bar:Īs you can see, they even have a 'pressed' animation when you click them (mid button). Placing buttons inside this ObservableList will instruct the ButtonBar to position them relative to each other based on their specified ButtonBar.ButtonData. You can add multiple buttons and then group them:
For example, on the Developer tab you have the simple Button control: The ButtonBar seems too unstable and I would not recommend using it. Add appcache help to the button bar or similar, to help discoverability. Set bb = ActiveSheet.OLEObjects(1).Objectīb.SetButtonLabel PlayButtonId, "Test" 'Boom buttons for show/clear appcache show re-display of error/warning messages.
I tried changing the label and that crashed Excel: Sub Test()
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