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Excel 2000 suddenly stopped letting me enter data. Help?
Trying to edit a work sheet, or create a new one, as soon as I click on a
cell, it is shaded, and then shades every cell wherever I move the mouse. As soon as I click on a cell, I can no longer click on file, edit, etc., and cannot even close the worksheet or excel. I have to use cntrl,alt,del to close the program. This happened about 2 weeks ago. I have reinstalled office; i have downloaded all available updates; nothing changes. The worksheets I created work fine on a different computer - it just seems to be this computer that has the problem, and everthing on it was fine until 2 weeks ago. I haven't made any changes, other than updating virus protection, firewall, etc. Would welcome any help or insight to the problem. Thanks |
Excel 2000 suddenly stopped letting me enter data. Help?
Hi Try this.
Go to start-run.Type excel /safe.Click OK.This opens excel in safe mode without any startup add-inns or macros.Now open the workbook in safe mode and see if the menu options work.If they work it means there might be a block of code or an add-in at startup causing the problem. Rgds, Ambrish. "usatutoring" wrote: Trying to edit a work sheet, or create a new one, as soon as I click on a cell, it is shaded, and then shades every cell wherever I move the mouse. As soon as I click on a cell, I can no longer click on file, edit, etc., and cannot even close the worksheet or excel. I have to use cntrl,alt,del to close the program. This happened about 2 weeks ago. I have reinstalled office; i have downloaded all available updates; nothing changes. The worksheets I created work fine on a different computer - it just seems to be this computer that has the problem, and everthing on it was fine until 2 weeks ago. I haven't made any changes, other than updating virus protection, firewall, etc. Would welcome any help or insight to the problem. Thanks |
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