Firstly - sorry to all. I was getting extremely frustrated in trying to do
what looks like a simple thing, but obviously isn't.
I'm finding it a bit difficult to follow your instructions - I suspect that
you are using a different language (Spanish?) from myself.
In Step 2 there isn't a "All Commands" button - but there's an "Add command"
button - is this what you meant?
What you have suggested here - and many thanks for this - seems to be what I
found out by myself: add new buttons and remove the old ones. This is a very
long-winded way of going about it and I'm surprised that the designers
didn't think of a more user-friendly way of reassigning. Your suggestion
implies that they didn't. I had assumed that I'd missed something simple.
I still think it would be a good thing if the help system mentioned this
mechanism.
jorge Rodríguez wrote
> Hi Ptoye and all:
>
> At first, try to be more polite because almost all us are
> volunteers and collaborate as we can and all of us try to do better.
>
> As I understand, you can reassign a macro following this steps (Or
> solve your problem like this) :
>
> 1) Menu-Tools-Macros-Organize Macros-LibreOffice Basic (I use this
> because is the only programming language that I've used to make a macro
> and assign to a toolbar. I don't know if using other language is the
> same to do it.)
>
> 2) Select Assign icon to open a Dialog Window. There select Toolbars and
> click on "All Commands" option. Scroll down to find Macros and select it.
>
> 3) In the Chart Function, appear the places where your macros should be
>
> 4) Found what you need
>
> 5) Now, at right, you can see the Options bar (Default Standar), where
> you can select whatever toolbar existing in LibreOffice Calc. But now,
> select the + icon that it place at right of it.
>
> 6) Appear a Dialog Window where you can input a name ("MyTools" for
> example), to make a new toolbar where you can assign all your Macros or
> only some of them. Select too the place where it will be saved (Option
> below).
>
> 7) Now, select the macros that you previously found ( Chart Function
> -point 4 ), and with the Arrow to right move to new toolbar "MyTools"
> all the Macros that you want.
>
> 8) Click "Ok" and then Close the Window. In the area of the toolsbars
> (Top of your spreadsheet), below the two first default bar, you can find
> your new MyTools bar icons that each one run each macro assigned.
>
> 9) The last step is to eliminate the macros of the other toolbar where
> you had assigned some of the macros and where you couldn't find place
> for all of them. I hope you know how to do this to doesn't duplicate
> icons in your spreadsheets (Two bar of them with some same icons that do
> the same). If you had problem, can request again to the user e-mail list
> of LibreOffice.
>
> I hope this help,
>
> Jorge Rodríguez
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