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Default Problem with Cursor... and other things

Hi all, I'm having some weird problems with my excel at work. I do a lot of
programming between excel and access and work with them together. But
something happened today that I can't figure out.

It seems the cursor functions are a little mixed up. For instance if I want
to expand the excel sheet it gives me a single white arrow instead of a
double black one like usual. If I want to select something from the menu it
will give me the cursor that signals insert writing and looks like an I or an
up and down double arrow cursor usually used to move excel.

Something must of got mixed up through the coding unless im missing
something here. Does anyone have an idea why and what is happening?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
 
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