Custom Ribbon for a single workbook

tiredofit

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  2. 2019
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I have created a Custom Ribbon for my workbook called Fruits.xlsm.

If the user opens a new workbook within the same session of Excel, ie clicks Ctrl + N, that Custom Ribbon remains.

Is there a way for the Custom Ribbon to exist only for Fruits.xlsm and not for other workbooks with the same session of Excel?

I have tried googling but a lot of the responses point to links written by Ron De Bruin, which sadly, haven been removed.

Thanks



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Look to save the workbook as an addin and then you should be able to use the addin on the one workbook you want to use it.
 
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