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how do I get rid of the "full screen mode off" button

how do I get rid of the "full screen mode off" button

how do I get rid of the "full screen mode off" button

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I am writing a excel database with the use of VB.  In some of my user screens I use the full screen mode in Excel.  Ny question is as follows.  
Is it possible to get rid of that floating button to turn off full screen mode.  I'm only new to VB and there is probably a simple way to do this.  I hope someone can help me.

Thanks in advance.

Crash

RE: how do I get rid of the "full screen mode off" button

Crash,

Try the following:

Application.CommandBars("Full Screen").Visible = False

You may need to execute this immediately after entering "Full Screen" mode, rather than before.


Hope this helps.
M. Smith

RE: how do I get rid of the "full screen mode off" button

Try this:

Application.WindowState = xlMinimized
'The value can be: xlMaximized, xlMinimized, or xlNormal

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