Unfortunately that's not exposed.

Dennis's tlb doesn't expose some ribbon-related methods in the Office 12
library such as ExecuteMso(idMSO) or GetEnabledMso(idMSO), but there isn't a
method for reading either of those combo properties.

You have to track the state of any property you want to evaluate yourself.
When the combo's onChange() callback fires you would update your property
variables. The second of those articles I referenced has a complete list of
all combo callbacks.

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"goran" wrote in message
...
I can create xml dynamically. But how can I reference combobox in the code
once it is populated? For example, when I click on the button next to
combobox I want to get the currently selected index and selected text. Do
I
refer to it by id that I specified in the xml?

Thanks,

Goran