Add Button To Cell Right-Click Menu Excel VBA Macro

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The cell right-click menu in Excel, also known as context menu, is a fast way to see and change properties of a cell or range in the worksheet. We can use VBA macros to add controls to that menu such as buttons that call a certain macro or run a function. This video shows how to target the CommandBar object in order to add a button to the cell menu that runs a particular macro. We can add more buttons to the menu, or other controls such as sub-menus (popup control). Buttons can have a custom icon using the property FaceId. Find the list of icons available in Microsoft Office in this other page:
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[@sharmasudhirdutt]

Very helpful!! thanks!!

[@cajinguy218]

Very helpful! Had to modify script to reset each time if used with Worksheet_BeforeRightClick to prevent continuously adding the same controls repeatedly.

[@alexrosen8762]

Very useful! Thank you 🙏

[@MinhNguyen-jw3ln]

Insightful!

[@jrericksen]

This is great! However, if I am in Page Break Preview mode, the new command does not show. I suspect a different command bar shows, but I cannot determine which command bar is shown when you right-click a cell while in Page Break Preview mode.

[@jrericksen]

Note that I am also trying to use this within a Table (I did get it to work outside of the table)

[@madalinmd1119]

Imagine we got an xslm file that has a macro somewhere that made all the workbook have an 'Calulcate model' option when we right click on the rows. How can we identify where is it coming from? I even have it on empty new workbooks, it s super persistent.

[@madalinmd1119]

when I try to click it it says that macro could not run due to some error

[@ExcelMacroMania]

@@madalinmd1119 You might have installed some add-in before and is not available anymore.... maybe. Try to locate the add-in in the add-ins folder and/or remove it if it bothers you. If the cell menu still pops-up, you can also delete it targeting the name as follows: CommandBars("Cell").Controls("Calculate model").Delete