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"File" "New"
When I click "File" then "New", a box containing several icons appears. How
can I get an empty workbook to open when I click "New" (instead of having to select the "Workbook" icon)? |
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Add another New to your File menu.
Tools|customize|commands tab|File category Notice that there's two different File commands: File... and File The File... (with the ellipses) is the one that's already there. drag the File (without the ellipses) to the File menu. gcotterl wrote: When I click "File" then "New", a box containing several icons appears. How can I get an empty workbook to open when I click "New" (instead of having to select the "Workbook" icon)? -- Dave Peterson |
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You're "too good"!
Thanks, gary "Dave Peterson" wrote: Add another New to your File menu. Tools|customize|commands tab|File category Notice that there's two different File commands: File... and File The File... (with the ellipses) is the one that's already there. drag the File (without the ellipses) to the File menu. gcotterl wrote: When I click "File" then "New", a box containing several icons appears. How can I get an empty workbook to open when I click "New" (instead of having to select the "Workbook" icon)? -- Dave Peterson |
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Use the New icon on the toolbar.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "gcotterl" wrote in message ... When I click "File" then "New", a box containing several icons appears. How can I get an empty workbook to open when I click "New" (instead of having to select the "Workbook" icon)? |
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gary
You must have realized that Dave was talking about New and New... Not File and File... Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 12:51:05 -0700, "gcotterl" wrote: You're "too good"! Thanks, gary "Dave Peterson" wrote: Add another New to your File menu. Tools|customize|commands tab|File category Notice that there's two different File commands: File... and File The File... (with the ellipses) is the one that's already there. drag the File (without the ellipses) to the File menu. gcotterl wrote: When I click "File" then "New", a box containing several icons appears. How can I get an empty workbook to open when I click "New" (instead of having to select the "Workbook" icon)? -- Dave Peterson |
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uh, oopsie!
The operation was a success--but the patient died. (Everything was ok except for the real details. Doh!) Thanks, Gord. Gord Dibben wrote: gary You must have realized that Dave was talking about New and New... Not File and File... Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 12:51:05 -0700, "gcotterl" wrote: You're "too good"! Thanks, gary "Dave Peterson" wrote: Add another New to your File menu. Tools|customize|commands tab|File category Notice that there's two different File commands: File... and File The File... (with the ellipses) is the one that's already there. drag the File (without the ellipses) to the File menu. gcotterl wrote: When I click "File" then "New", a box containing several icons appears. How can I get an empty workbook to open when I click "New" (instead of having to select the "Workbook" icon)? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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