I discuss the main approaches to customizing the Excel Ribbon, along with the main reasons why I chose the approach and tools that I cover in this tutorial, below. My purpose with this Excel tutorial is to provide you with the tools and information that will help you start creating custom Excel Ribbons immediately in just 7 steps (plus an optional eighth step), without the need to become an advanced VBA developer or having to learn XML. For starters, if you follow the usual approach to customizing the Ribbon, you'll realize that your VBA knowledge isn't enough, but you also need to learn and understand XML (which I introduce below). Usually, customizing the Excel Ribbon has been considered to be unintuitive and difficult. Create dynamic Ribbon effects (for example, hiding, disabling or displaying particular items during run-time) based on particular criteria, such as the behavior of the user (for example, opening or closing a particular Excel workbook or an add-in).In Mastering VBA for Microsoft Office 2016, author Richard Mansfield provides the following examples: After all, there are several reasons why you may want to create a custom Excel Ribbon. If you're working with Visual Basic for Applications, you may be interested in creating a custom Excel Ribbon from time to time.
If you do a quick online search, you'll notice that there are several forum threads where people ask for advice regarding the topic of customizing the Excel Ribbon with VBA. The Excel Ribbon is the main component of Excel's user interface.
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