excel 2007
I have been unable to rename workbook sheets. Please advise
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excel 2007
What have you tried, and what error message did you get? What happens when
you rename in Explorer? Regards, Fred. "brbakrider" wrote in message ... I have been unable to rename workbook sheets. Please advise |
excel 2007
"Fred Smith" wrote: What have you tried, and what error message did you get? What happens when you rename in Explorer? Regards, Fred. "brbakrider" wrote in message ... I have been unable to rename workbook sheets. Please advise Do you have excel 2007? There does not seem to be an option to rename sheet tabs. I do not use explorer, why would it matter? |
excel 2007
Try rightclicking on the sheet tab. You should see a popup menu that includes
an option for renaming. brbakrider wrote: "Fred Smith" wrote: What have you tried, and what error message did you get? What happens when you rename in Explorer? Regards, Fred. "brbakrider" wrote in message ... I have been unable to rename workbook sheets. Please advise Do you have excel 2007? There does not seem to be an option to rename sheet tabs. I do not use explorer, why would it matter? -- Dave Peterson |
excel 2007
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Try rightclicking on the sheet tab. You should see a popup menu that includes an option for renaming. Yes Dave I have. That works on another workbook. I don't know why the option is unavailable in this workbook, when I right click on the sheet name tabs. |
excel 2007
On Sat, 27 Jun 2009 08:11:01 -0700, brbakrider
wrote: "Dave Peterson" wrote: Try rightclicking on the sheet tab. You should see a popup menu that includes an option for renaming. Yes Dave I have. That works on another workbook. I don't know why the option is unavailable in this workbook, when I right click on the sheet name tabs. Might have saved some time if you had communicated this initially. When you say the "option is unavailable" do you mean it is not there? or that it is grayed out. If it is grayed out, protection is one thing that can cause that. Go to the Review ribbon and see if the workbook is protected. If it is, the option will read Unprotect workbook. If it is not, it will read Protect workbook. --ron |
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