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    Posted: 15 December 2011 at 4:14pm

Hello,

I am looking for a way to programmatically select a tab in a ribbon control.  That is, when the user does something in the application, I want to force a particular ribbon tab to become active.

Is this possible?  


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Hi,
 
I once tried to show menu item with .Execute method so I guess this would be same... Something like: Ribbon.FindControl(,<ID>,,True).Execute
 
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oMyRibbonTab.Selected = true will do the trick
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If you are using VB6 and you've created Ribbon Bar as mentioned in CJ's Command Bars Sample, this will definitely work for you:

RibbonBar.Tab(Index).Selected = True

Where Index refers to your desired tab's index.
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Hi Aaron,

Thanks for the reply. You got me in the right direction ... there's a "FindTab" method with a "Selected" property.  I feel somewhat embarrassed that I didn't see that Embarrassed

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Thanks faakher, I appreciate your reply!
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