Awesome attempt. It has a lot of detail. Also a great illustration that building stuff for lots of other people in VBA isn't a good idea, because it can vary

Awesome attempt. It has a lot of detail. Also a great illustration that building stuff for lots of other people in VBA isn't a good idea, because it can vary so much depending on environment: I got a bunch of macro errors, and it was possible to drag stuff I think shouldn't be draggable. It also removed my menu bar the next time I started it (which then came back on the next Excel start). Excel 2010 on Win 8.1, Chinese language version (14.0.7153.5000 32-Bit). But I do love VBA as a veritable Swiss Army Knife installed in every office PC around the world, able to script stuff. For yourself. Anything complex will break completely unexpectedly. But great effort, I'm sure your VBA is much advanced.