why does excel launch with combined cells?
 

On launch, A1 & B1 are merged?????

why does excel launch with combined cells?
 

Sounds like template problem
Open your Excel\XLSTART folder and look for a file called Sheet.xlt or
SHeet1.XLT
and renane it (JUNK.XLT)
Now check it the probelm continues.
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On launch, A1 & B1 are merged?????

why does excel launch with combined cells?
 

You may have a file named Book.xlt in your XLSTART folder
(usually in Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office)

If it exists, it's used as a template for new workbooks, and it may have
merged cells.

You could unmerge the cells, and save as a template over the existing
version.


J. Harv Allen wrote:
On launch, A1 & B1 are merged?????


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