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A workbook modified my Home toolbar in Excel 2007 and I am trying to put it
back to the default toolbar. I viewed similar questions in the discussion
posts and all said to find the *.XLB file and rename it; Excel would then
rebuild the file with default settings. I can't find the *.XLB file after
searching the entire C: drive, including hidden/system/etc.

Can anyone offer advice with finding the XLB file or with another way to put
the default home toolbar back?
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No *.xlb for 2007 version.

Excel.QAT is what you want to delete..........Excel will re-build it but you
will lose any customizations.

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A workbook modified my Home toolbar in Excel 2007 and I am trying to put it
back to the default toolbar. I viewed similar questions in the discussion
posts and all said to find the *.XLB file and rename it; Excel would then
rebuild the file with default settings. I can't find the *.XLB file after
searching the entire C: drive, including hidden/system/etc.

Can anyone offer advice with finding the XLB file or with another way to put
the default home toolbar back?


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No true gord. There a excel12.xlb in my Application Data\Microsoft\Excel
folder. this hold data i think about things added to add-ins tab and also
custom items put on popup menus with macro like Cell menu.

for proof try run this - CommandBars("cell").Controls.Add.Caption = "abc"
then close excel and you see xlb file created or date change and when you
open xl again you see abc still there on cell menu.


"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message
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No *.xlb for 2007 version.

Excel.QAT is what you want to delete..........Excel will re-build it but
you
will lose any customizations.

C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\OFFICE


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Sat, 3 Oct 2009 13:13:01 -0700, Bill
wrote:

A workbook modified my Home toolbar in Excel 2007 and I am trying to put
it
back to the default toolbar. I viewed similar questions in the discussion
posts and all said to find the *.XLB file and rename it; Excel would then
rebuild the file with default settings. I can't find the *.XLB file after
searching the entire C: drive, including hidden/system/etc.

Can anyone offer advice with finding the XLB file or with another way to
put
the default home toolbar back?




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Thanks for that info.

I have not worked long enough with 2007 and still learning.


Gord

On Sun, 4 Oct 2009 11:12:53 -0400, "Homey" <None wrote:

No true gord. There a excel12.xlb in my Application Data\Microsoft\Excel
folder. this hold data i think about things added to add-ins tab and also
custom items put on popup menus with macro like Cell menu.

for proof try run this - CommandBars("cell").Controls.Add.Caption = "abc"
then close excel and you see xlb file created or date change and when you
open xl again you see abc still there on cell menu.


"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message
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No *.xlb for 2007 version.

Excel.QAT is what you want to delete..........Excel will re-build it but
you
will lose any customizations.

C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\OFFICE


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Sat, 3 Oct 2009 13:13:01 -0700, Bill
wrote:

A workbook modified my Home toolbar in Excel 2007 and I am trying to put
it
back to the default toolbar. I viewed similar questions in the discussion
posts and all said to find the *.XLB file and rename it; Excel would then
rebuild the file with default settings. I can't find the *.XLB file after
searching the entire C: drive, including hidden/system/etc.

Can anyone offer advice with finding the XLB file or with another way to
put
the default home toolbar back?




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Hi Bill

Is your Home tab is changed or you Quick Access Toolbar ?


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"Bill" wrote in message ...
A workbook modified my Home toolbar in Excel 2007 and I am trying to put it
back to the default toolbar. I viewed similar questions in the discussion
posts and all said to find the *.XLB file and rename it; Excel would then
rebuild the file with default settings. I can't find the *.XLB file after
searching the entire C: drive, including hidden/system/etc.

Can anyone offer advice with finding the XLB file or with another way to put
the default home toolbar back?



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