I'm running Excel from Office 2004 for the Mac. Fairly frequently, the
formula bar gets "scrunched up" so I can't read the bottom line if I have
more than one line. I can fix this temporarily by selecting VIEW>FORMULA
BAR, to turn it off, then I turn it on again. But the problem returns. I'm
not sure if it returns during a session, but it frequently returns when I
open Excel again. Any suggestions?
Ed
> I'm running Excel from Office 2004 for the Mac. Fairly frequently, the
> formula bar gets "scrunched up" so I can't read the bottom line if I have
> more than one line. I can fix this temporarily by selecting VIEW>FORMULA
> BAR, to turn it off, then I turn it on again. But the problem returns. I'm
> not sure if it returns during a session, but it frequently returns when I
> open Excel again. Any suggestions?
Best guess: a corrupt toolbar preference file. With XL closed, delete the
~:Library:Preferences:Microsoft:Excel Toolbars (11)
file (where ~ is your home directory).
Ed Kearns - 09 Oct 2007 16:05 GMT
>> I'm running Excel from Office 2004 for the Mac. Fairly frequently, the
>> formula bar gets "scrunched up" so I can't read the bottom line if I have
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>
> file (where ~ is your home directory).
Thanks! That seems to have fixed it. However, the Excel Toolbars didn't seem
to come back. Is that a problem?
Ed
JE McGimpsey - 09 Oct 2007 17:24 GMT
> Thanks! That seems to have fixed it. However, the Excel Toolbars didn't seem
> to come back. Is that a problem?
The Excel Toolbars (11) file will only be generated when you modify a
menu or toolbar, so there's no reason to worry.