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Somehow I've broken my format tool bar -- the one where you can click
buttons to force a cell to formats for "$", "%", ",", etc. Everything works normally except the "%" button. For some spread sheets "%" still works, but in others it gives an error box "Style Percent not found". Presumably I've touched some customization somewhere, but I can't find it. Does this sound familiar? Thanks... Bill |
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Hi Bill,
The message suggests that the Percent Style has been deleted in some workbooks. For the problem workbooks, you can use the Format | Style menu to recreate a Percent style. Alternatvely, use the Format | Style | Merge menu to copy the style from another workbook. --- Regards, Norman "Bill Martin -- (Remove NOSPAM from address)" wrote in message ... Somehow I've broken my format tool bar -- the one where you can click buttons to force a cell to formats for "$", "%", ",", etc. Everything works normally except the "%" button. For some spread sheets "%" still works, but in others it gives an error box "Style Percent not found". Presumably I've touched some customization somewhere, but I can't find it. Does this sound familiar? Thanks... Bill |
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Go to ToolsCustomizeToolbars, select Format (not uncheck it)< and click
Reset. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Bill Martin -- (Remove NOSPAM from address)" wrote in message ... Somehow I've broken my format tool bar -- the one where you can click buttons to force a cell to formats for "$", "%", ",", etc. Everything works normally except the "%" button. For some spread sheets "%" still works, but in others it gives an error box "Style Percent not found". Presumably I've touched some customization somewhere, but I can't find it. Does this sound familiar? Thanks... Bill |
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Norman Jones wrote:
Hi Bill, The message suggests that the Percent Style has been deleted in some workbooks. For the problem workbooks, you can use the Format | Style menu to recreate a Percent style. Alternatvely, use the Format | Style | Merge menu to copy the style from another workbook. --- Regards, Norman ----------------------- Recreating the Percent style wouldn't work since it wouldn't apparently allow me to Add a new style -- but then that's probably my misunderstanding of the process at work. Your suggestion to Merge from another workbook worked nicely though. Thanks for your help Norman. Bill |
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Bob Phillips wrote:
Go to ToolsCustomizeToolbars, select Format (not uncheck it)< and click Reset. ---------------- Somehow that didn't seem to make a difference. My problem was resolved though by Mergeing styles from another workbook. Thanks for your help Bob. Bill |
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