I've lost the ability to use my right-mouse click to bring up menus and
associated links in Excel (only - other office programs still support this
ability eg. Word/PPT still ok). This came about after I was using a
spreadsheet which had macros I believe associated with the right mouse click.
I've checked my macros in Excel and currently have nothing associated with
this saved and am at a loss as to how I get the use of my right mouse click
back.

Are you writing about the menu that shows up when rightclick in a cell--there
are lots of things you can rightclick on.

If it's just the cell rightclick menu:
Open excel
hit alt-f11 to get to the VBE (where macros live)
hit ctrl-g to see the immediate window
type this and hit enter:
application.commandbars("cell").enabled = true
and then type this and hit enter
application.commandbars("cell").reset

And then back to excel to test it out.



adnessoz wrote:

I've lost the ability to use my right-mouse click to bring up menus and
associated links in Excel (only - other office programs still support this
ability eg. Word/PPT still ok). This came about after I was using a
spreadsheet which had macros I believe associated with the right mouse click.
I've checked my macros in Excel and currently have nothing associated with
this saved and am at a loss as to how I get the use of my right mouse click
back.

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Dave Peterson

Yes it was when I was right-clicking on a cell that I lost my menu. Did
exactly as you said and voila - it's back!!!! Brilliant - this worked!!!
Thank you so much, you've saved the pain of having to reinstall Office as my
IT Helpdesk suggested!!

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Are you writing about the menu that shows up when rightclick in a cell--there
are lots of things you can rightclick on.

If it's just the cell rightclick menu:
Open excel
hit alt-f11 to get to the VBE (where macros live)
hit ctrl-g to see the immediate window
type this and hit enter:
application.commandbars("cell").enabled = true
and then type this and hit enter
application.commandbars("cell").reset

And then back to excel to test it out.



adnessoz wrote:

I've lost the ability to use my right-mouse click to bring up menus and
associated links in Excel (only - other office programs still support this
ability eg. Word/PPT still ok). This came about after I was using a
spreadsheet which had macros I believe associated with the right mouse click.
I've checked my macros in Excel and currently have nothing associated with
this saved and am at a loss as to how I get the use of my right mouse click
back.

--

Dave Peterson

And even worse, reinstalling excel wouldn't have helped.

I think lots of IT staff just suggest that because they're at a loss and it'll
get you off their backs for a few minutes.

You may want to try google to see if how many people have had similar problems
and some suggested solutions before contacting IT <bg.

I'd go here for lots of stuff first:
http://groups.google.co.uk/advanced_...=group:*excel*



adnessoz wrote:

Yes it was when I was right-clicking on a cell that I lost my menu. Did
exactly as you said and voila - it's back!!!! Brilliant - this worked!!!
Thank you so much, you've saved the pain of having to reinstall Office as my
IT Helpdesk suggested!!

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Are you writing about the menu that shows up when rightclick in a cell--there
are lots of things you can rightclick on.

If it's just the cell rightclick menu:
Open excel
hit alt-f11 to get to the VBE (where macros live)
hit ctrl-g to see the immediate window
type this and hit enter:
application.commandbars("cell").enabled = true
and then type this and hit enter
application.commandbars("cell").reset

And then back to excel to test it out.



adnessoz wrote:

I've lost the ability to use my right-mouse click to bring up menus and
associated links in Excel (only - other office programs still support this
ability eg. Word/PPT still ok). This came about after I was using a
spreadsheet which had macros I believe associated with the right mouse click.
I've checked my macros in Excel and currently have nothing associated with
this saved and am at a loss as to how I get the use of my right mouse click
back.

--

Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson