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CommandBars.GetScreentipMso Method

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Office Developer Reference
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Returns the screentip of the control identified by the idMso parameter as a String.

Syntax

expression.GetScreentipMso(idMso)

expression   An expression that returns a CommandBars object.

Parameters

Name Required/Optional Data Type Description
idMso Required String Identifier for the control.

Return Value
String

Example

The following sample returns the String “Paste”.

Visual Basic for Applications 
  Application.CommandBars.GetScreentipMso("Paste")

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