What is your question? How much effort do you expect people to devote to your issue based on the effort that you made to define it?

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Not exactly sure how you're missing the question. My problem is defined above...twice, I might add, since it looked like this site hadn't taken it the first time. How much more do you want?

There was nothing above my post when I replied earlier. Just the thread title.

I'm assuming you have a common button OnAction macro defined in your RibbonX and a Button OnAction macro something like the following in your VBA project:

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Not sure why there was nothing there. I even accidentally posted it twice in the same thread.

This is the first I've heard about iRibbonControl. I have to confess to being a VB rookie, and programming is not my forte to boot. I've always found programming waaaaay more confusing than other people have.

I put your code into my VB, but I'm not sure how to call ButtonOnAction because I don't know what argument to put in the calling sub. I get the error message "ByRef argument type mismatch." I know I'm putting an object type as the argument instead of an instance, but I don't know how to reference iRibbonControl; if it's supposed to be something VB is passing, shouldn't it already have a name? I have to admit I've Googled Object.ID, System.ID, Application (which returns, simply, "Microsoft Word"), Office.ribbonUI, ByVals, examples, everything, and I'm more lost than when I started. Shouldn't this be as easy as assigning test(1) to a ribbon button instead of just test and having to go through all these programming gymnastics just to do something so simple?

sub test()
call ButtonOnAction(iRibbonControl)
end sub