As I explained in a post below, I entered some code to hide the Excel menus and show my custom menu. In doing so, I can't figure out how to get the Worksheet Menu Bar to come back! If I right-click on a toolbar and select customize, Worksheet Menu Bar isn't even an option. PLEASE HELP!
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I lost the Worksheet Menu Bar
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Thank you as well Firefytr, I messed around for about an hour before I came to this site, and now I have my menu bar back!!!!
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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You are very welcome. 
Glad I could help. And a two-fur even!
Sometimes this is a good habit to do anyways. The typical toolbar file will consist of about 10-30 kb. If you find that it becomes bloated for some reason, you need to delete the file. Note that Excel must be closed for this to work, b/c if it's still open, the file won't be deleted - because it's in use!
You will obviously have to reset your toolbars afterwards as well; a small price to pay for such a gain in performance.
Glad I could help. And a two-fur even!
Sometimes this is a good habit to do anyways. The typical toolbar file will consist of about 10-30 kb. If you find that it becomes bloated for some reason, you need to delete the file. Note that Excel must be closed for this to work, b/c if it's still open, the file won't be deleted - because it's in use!
You will obviously have to reset your toolbars afterwards as well; a small price to pay for such a gain in performance.
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