How to Exit design mode with VBA?

AaronYang

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Hi,All,

I know how to entry the design mode with VBA, but I cannot exit it with VBA code, anybody can help me?

Application.CommandBars("Control Toolbox").Controls(1).Execute
 

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Hi,

if you call an empty macro, the design mode is terminated automatically - at least in Excel 2003. Otherwise try:

Code:
Sub Exit_Mode()
    With CommandBars("Exit Design Mode").Controls(1)
        If .State = msoButtonDown Then .Execute
    End With
End Sub
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I tried your code but failed, thanks anyway.

I am coding an addins for inserting SWF file to Excel, after SWF file inserted to worksheet succesfully, but it can not auto-play as it in VBA design mode.
 
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