Access VBADiscuss using VBA for Access programming.
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Hi guys. Well, i can't solve this problem for a long time. In a form (of Access of course) I've created an unbound OLE object. The object of OLE is an Exel Sheet. When I activate this OLE object in MenuBar appears the MenuBar of Exel Sheet. So, the question is: how to manage the MenuBar of Exel Sheet that appears when OLE object is activated. I've tried use ordinary means to manage this MenuBar like:
set aaa=commandbars("menu bar").controls("...") etc.
...but it manages only Access command (menu) bar.
Hope there will be answers.
if anyone knows any different, please post, but i believe that what you are trying to do is not possible, at least not using the native access capabilities.
help with OLE
