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Worksheet in excel too high cannot get to top buttons
Tried everything to get to the title bar of the workbook in Excel hidden
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Worksheet in excel too high cannot get to top buttons
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Why do you want to do this? you might be able to turn off the title bar using VBA, but then you will need to turn it back on with VBA. And in fact it won't be "hidden behind" it will be turned off. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "IMH" wrote: Tried everything to get to the title bar of the workbook in Excel hidden behind the top of the menu bar of excel itself? |
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Worksheet in excel too high cannot get to top buttons
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IMH wrote: Tried everything to get to the title bar of the workbook in Excel hidden behind the top of the menu bar of excel itself? |
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