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Moving the formula bar
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Is it possible to move the formula bar to either just above or below the tool bar at the bottom? If yes, how can this be done? Any information is much appreciated. Regards, Cole |
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I don't thinks so.
But remember you can toggle it on/off via: View|formula bar (shortcut: alt-v,f) (If it was expanding and covering parts of the worksheet.) J Cole wrote: Hi!! Is it possible to move the formula bar to either just above or below the tool bar at the bottom? If yes, how can this be done? Any information is much appreciated. Regards, Cole -- Dave Peterson |
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