Overflowing menu bars

Formula11

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
This macro was available online, it shows FaceIDs in a toolbar.
If the number of menu items is more than screen height, there's and overflow.
Is it possible to remove overflow and have items on more than 1 column.


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VBA Code:
Option Explicit

Const APP_NAME = "FaceIDs (Browser)"

' The number of icons to be displayed in a set.
Const ICON_SET = 30

Dim bunch_qty

Sub BarOpen()
  Dim xBar As CommandBar
  Dim xBarPop As CommandBarPopup
  Dim bCreatedNew As Boolean
  Dim n As Integer, m As Integer
  Dim k As Integer

bunch_qty = 30 * 30

  On Error Resume Next
  ' Try to get a reference to the 'FaceID Browser' toolbar if it exists and delete it:
  Set xBar = CommandBars(APP_NAME)
  On Error GoTo 0
  If Not xBar Is Nothing Then
    xBar.Delete
    Set xBar = Nothing
  End If

  Set xBar = CommandBars.Add(Name:=APP_NAME, Temporary:=True) ', Position:=msoBarLeft
  With xBar
    .Visible = True
    '.Width = 80
    For k = 0 To 5 ' 5 dropdowns, each for about "bunch_qty" FaceIDs
      Set xBarPop = .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPopup) ', Before:=1
      With xBarPop
        .BeginGroup = True
        If k = 0 Then
          .Caption = "Face IDs " & 1 + bunch_qty * k & " ... "
        Else
          .Caption = 1 + bunch_qty * k & " ... "
        End If
        n = 1
        Do
          With .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPopup) '30 items * 30 items = 900 faceIDs
            .Caption = bunch_qty * k + n & " ... " & bunch_qty * k + n + ICON_SET - 1
            For m = 0 To ICON_SET - 1
              With .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton) '
                .Caption = "ID=" & bunch_qty * k + n + m
                .FaceId = bunch_qty * k + n + m
              End With
            Next m
          End With
          n = n + ICON_SET
        Loop While n < bunch_qty ' or 1020, some overlapp
      End With
    Next k
  End With 'xBar
End Sub
 

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