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Default Can't rename or inset a tab

I am not able to rename or insert tabs in Excel 2003, and I am not able to
right click on the tab. To further complicate this, I go to the Tools menu
and the Protection is greyed out, so I'm not sure what the problem is.
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Default Can't rename or inset a tab

CLick the 'Insert" from the tool bar, and click "worksheet'. this will insert
a new tab. The you can right click that tab to rename or format it.

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I am not able to rename or insert tabs in Excel 2003, and I am not able to
right click on the tab. To further complicate this, I go to the Tools menu
and the Protection is greyed out, so I'm not sure what the problem is.

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Default Can't rename or inset a tab

This function is also greyed out. I am not able to right click a tab so I
can't insert or copy or rename using the right click feature.

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CLick the 'Insert" from the tool bar, and click "worksheet'. this will insert
a new tab. The you can right click that tab to rename or format it.

"JohnnyMac" wrote:

I am not able to rename or insert tabs in Excel 2003, and I am not able to
right click on the tab. To further complicate this, I go to the Tools menu
and the Protection is greyed out, so I'm not sure what the problem is.

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Default Can't rename or inset a tab

Is it a shared workbook?
If so you will need to unshare it before you can make that sort of change.

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JohnnyMac wrote:
This function is also greyed out. I am not able to right click a tab so I
can't insert or copy or rename using the right click feature.

"tallmans" wrote:

CLick the 'Insert" from the tool bar, and click "worksheet'. this will insert
a new tab. The you can right click that tab to rename or format it.

"JohnnyMac" wrote:

I am not able to rename or insert tabs in Excel 2003, and I am not able to
right click on the tab. To further complicate this, I go to the Tools menu
and the Protection is greyed out, so I'm not sure what the problem is.

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Default Can't rename Worksheet -infinite Microsoft Error loop

I have a similar problem. I have several worksheets open in my workbook. I
created a new worksheet via Insert Worksheet command. I want to rename the
new sheet (i.e., using all alpha-chars) and now I get the

'Microsoft Excel Error while renaming a sheet or cart, you entered an
invalid name.' error message

I've tried all combinations and possble sheet names but I'm in a error loop.
Only option looks to be to kill Excel and start over. The recommend option to
save the file and reopen it is grayed out.

Oops, cant exit ether, I get a 'Microsoft Excel Cannot quite Microsoft
Office Excel 'message. Never seen that one before.

Could this be related to the Microsoft Excel patch put out for 2003 a few
weeks ago?


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