"IF"-type process in a macro?

[Jac]

I am running a macro which creates a new sheet, creates a new toolbar and makes it visible on the worksheet. The problem is, if you run the macro again in the same Excel session, the toolbar is already there but the macro tries to create it again which causes an error. Is there any way to say, "Look for this toolbar; if it exists show it, if it doesn't exist, create it?"
My code is
Application.CommandBars.Add(Name:="Custom Views").Visible = True

[brettvba]

there is another way using the command bar feature

but if you put this code right before the toolbar code
on error resume next
it will bypass the error for you.

[Jac]

This works great! (by the way I went to university in Chch...) however my code goes:
Application.CommandBars.Add(Name:="Custom Views").Visible = True
Application.CommandBars("Custom Views").Controls.Add Type:=msoControlComboBox _
, ID:=950, Before:=1

So if I use your code, it bypasses the "Create" but then goes to the "Add Control". So when I run the macro again, it keeps adding this control again to my toolbar, so I have two "custom view" windows showing on the toolbar. Any ideas?

[Jac]

Never mind - solved it myself using
On Error GoTo J
(create toolbar)
(add control to toolbar)
J: (show toolbar)

Thanks!