Reviewing Toolbar

I keep getting the Reviewing toolbar when I open workbooks. But I don't want
to see it ... ever. I cannot delete the Reviewing toolbar directly from the
Toolbars dialog. I could write a VBA macro that will kill it if I click a
button, but that doesn't really save me much, as I can get rid of it from the
Toolbars menu.

What I want is never, ever, ever, under any circumstances, to see it again.
I do not want to have to click buttons to get rid of it when it comes up, I
want never to have it come up at all. Given how customizable Excel is
generally, I can't conceive of why there would be no way for me to prevent
this toolbar, which I never, ever use, from coming up.

Hi DJ

Run this code line one time

Application.CommandBars("Reviewing").Enabled = False

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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl



"DJ" <DJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C12F9A8D-9199-4454-9267-2346CE440A15@microsoft.com...
>I keep getting the Reviewing toolbar when I open workbooks. But I don't want
> to see it ... ever. I cannot delete the Reviewing toolbar directly from the
> Toolbars dialog. I could write a VBA macro that will kill it if I click a
> button, but that doesn't really save me much, as I can get rid of it from the
> Toolbars menu.
>
> What I want is never, ever, ever, under any circumstances, to see it again.
> I do not want to have to click buttons to get rid of it when it comes up, I
> want never to have it come up at all. Given how customizable Excel is
> generally, I can't conceive of why there would be no way for me to prevent
> this toolbar, which I never, ever use, from coming up.