You can generate all the data yourself. depending exactly what you need,
something aloong these lines:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim cmdBar As CommandBar
Dim cmdBarCtrl As CommandBarControl

For Each cmdBar In CommandBars
Debug.Print cmdBar.Index, cmdBar.Name
For Each cmdBarCtrl In cmdBar.Controls
Debug.Print , cmdBarCtrl.ID, cmdBarCtrl.Caption
Next
Next
End Sub

NickHK

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> Thanks Simon, much appreciated, but unfortunately they haven't answered
> my question.
>
> You'll notice that the ID numbers I already have, 369 and 370, aren't
> actually listed in the ID numbers link, so what I really need are
> absolutely EVERY single ID number possible and what they do. I've had a
> scan around Microsoft's website, but they aren't there.
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> I could try going through every ID in the macro until I find the right
> ones, but that could take a LONG time!!!
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