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I have just started using Excel 2007 but have over 10 years experience of
development with previous versions of Excel. So I'm a bit confused as to why
they have changed all of the menus so that nothing is intuitive and all of
the old processes are gone. Right now I would just like to know how to open
the file that I created yesterday. There is no File Menu. There is nothing
on any of the menus that says "Open"
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Hi
You can download the Interactive Command Guide at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
This should help you till you get accustom to the new menu.
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I have just started using Excel 2007 but have over 10 years experience of
development with previous versions of Excel. So I'm a bit confused as to why
they have changed all of the menus so that nothing is intuitive and all of
the old processes are gone. Right now I would just like to know how to open
the file that I created yesterday. There is no File Menu. There is nothing
on any of the menus that says "Open"


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Hi again
Click on the round logo, top left to open your files.
HTH
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I have just started using Excel 2007 but have over 10 years experience of
development with previous versions of Excel. So I'm a bit confused as to why
they have changed all of the menus so that nothing is intuitive and all of
the old processes are gone. Right now I would just like to know how to open
the file that I created yesterday. There is no File Menu. There is nothing
on any of the menus that says "Open"


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Just touch the large Office button at the top left of the Excel window
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I have just started using Excel 2007 but have over 10 years experience of
development with previous versions of Excel. So I'm a bit confused as to why
they have changed all of the menus so that nothing is intuitive and all of
the old processes are gone. Right now I would just like to know how to open
the file that I created yesterday. There is no File Menu. There is nothing
on any of the menus that says "Open"

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Most of the commands that were on the File menu in previous versions
are now on the "Office Button", the round button in the upper left
corner of the Excel window. This includes the list of recently opened
documents, so you should find your file there.

Cordially,
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I have just started using Excel 2007 but have over 10 years experience of
development with previous versions of Excel. So I'm a bit confused as to why
they have changed all of the menus so that nothing is intuitive and all of
the old processes are gone. Right now I would just like to know how to open
the file that I created yesterday. There is no File Menu. There is nothing
on any of the menus that says "Open"



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Some hints on 2003 to 2007 command mapping:
a.. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...491511033.aspx
a.. http://www.rondebruin.nl/0307commands.htm
a..
http://www.computerworld.com/action/...leId=9028 218
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I have just started using Excel 2007 but have over 10 years experience of
development with previous versions of Excel. So I'm a bit confused as to
why
they have changed all of the menus so that nothing is intuitive and all of
the old processes are gone. Right now I would just like to know how to
open
the file that I created yesterday. There is no File Menu. There is
nothing
on any of the menus that says "Open"



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did not even realize that was a button. Thank you very much.

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Just touch the large Office button at the top left of the Excel window
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"kenksoftware" wrote:

I have just started using Excel 2007 but have over 10 years experience of
development with previous versions of Excel. So I'm a bit confused as to why
they have changed all of the menus so that nothing is intuitive and all of
the old processes are gone. Right now I would just like to know how to open
the file that I created yesterday. There is no File Menu. There is nothing
on any of the menus that says "Open"

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