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I upgraded to Office Professional for XP. In Excel I need a symbol, but it is
grayed out in the Insert Menu and won't work. Their instructions say it will,
but it won't. What can I do to activate symbol?
Nothappy

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Couple of possibles.

If the worksheet is Protected or Shared, the InsertSymbol is unavailable.

Have a look under ToolsShare Workbook and ToolsProtection.


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I upgraded to Office Professional for XP. In Excel I need a symbol, but it is
grayed out in the Insert Menu and won't work. Their instructions say it will,
but it won't. What can I do to activate symbol?
Nothappy


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Thank you very much. You solved my problem and I appreciate the help!!!!!

"Nothappy" wrote:

I upgraded to Office Professional for XP. In Excel I need a symbol, but it is
grayed out in the Insert Menu and won't work. Their instructions say it will,
but it won't. What can I do to activate symbol?
Nothappy

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