Can CommandBars and Ribbon code co-exist?

[PoggiPJ]

I would like my 2003 VBA application to support 2010 users as well so I can avoid maintaining multiple versions. I modify the 2003 menus with code like the following excerpt...

    'Reset any prior menu bar changes
    MenuBars(xlWorksheet).Reset
     
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
'Add the top-level DEALMAKER TOOLS menu to the Worksheet CommandBar
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                Set MenuObject = Application.CommandBars(1). _
                    Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPopup, _
                    Before:=10, _
                    temporary:=True)
                MenuObject.Caption = "ELA Tools"

    'Add menu BUTTON control to OPPORTUNITY CONTROL PANEL
    Set MenuItem = MenuObject.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton)
                MenuItem.Caption = "Display Opportunity Control Panel"
                MenuItem.OnAction = "DisplayOpportunityForm"
                MenuItem.FaceId = 563

Since I can test Application.OperatingSystem, could I use that to take a different branch and create a specialized Ribbon tab with identical menu options for my Excel 2010 users, all within the same application.

 

[Juan Pablo González]

For the Ribbon, you need an XLSM or XLAM file. If you can get your 2003 users to install the addin that allows them to open those files, then you can have one version, if not, then no, a separate module won't work.

 

[PoggiPJ]

For the Ribbon, you need an XLSM or XLAM file. If you can get your 2003 users to install the addin that allows them to open those files, then you can have one version, if not, then no, a separate module won't work.

That sounds very workable. Where may I find the required addin?