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CommandBar.Name property (Office)

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Gets the name of the built-in CommandBar object. Read-only.

Note

The use of CommandBars in some Microsoft Office applications has been superseded by the new ribbon component of the Microsoft Office Fluent user interface. For more information, see Overview of the Office Fluent ribbon.

Syntax

expression.Name

expression A variable that represents a CommandBar object.

Remarks

The local name of a built-in command bar is displayed in the title bar (when the command bar isn't docked) and in the list of available command bars—wherever that list is displayed in the container application. For a built-in command bar, the Name property returns the command bar's U.S. English name. Use the NameLocal property to return the localized name. If you change the value of the LocalName property for a custom command bar, the value of Name changes as well, and vice versa.

Example

This example searches the collection of command bars for the command bar named Custom. If this command bar is found, the example makes it visible.

foundFlag =  False 
For Each bar In CommandBars 
    If bar.Name = "Custom" Then 
        foundFlag = True  
        bar.Visible = True  
    End If 
Next 
If Not foundFlag Then 
    MsgBox "'Custom' bar isn't in collection." 
Else 
    MsgBox "'Custom' bar is now visible." 
End If

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