I'm not sure if I am in the right place, but if someone
can help me I would appreciate it.

In my Microsoft Office 2003, New Perspectives Book it
tells me to click DATA on the menu bar and point to
LIST. My drop down menu does not show a list so I
skipped this part, but later on in the same lesson it
request more info from this LIST.

I am using Windows XP if that makes any difference.

Thanks
Donna

If you don't see the Arrange command, you probably have short menus
enabled. To change this --

Choose ToolsCustomize
Select the Options tab
Add a check mark to 'Always show full menus'
Click OK

Or, to use short menus, and see commands that haven't been used
recently, open a menu, and point to the arrow at the bottom of the menu.

Donna wrote:
In my Microsoft Office 2003, New Perspectives Book it
tells me to click DATA on the menu bar and point to
LIST. My drop down menu does not show a list so I
skipped this part, but later on in the same lesson it
request more info from this LIST.

I am using Windows XP if that makes any difference.

--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

Sorry -- that should say:
If you don't see the List command, you probably have short menus enabled.

Debra Dalgleish wrote:
If you don't see the Arrange command, you probably have short menus
enabled. To change this --

Choose ToolsCustomize
Select the Options tab
Add a check mark to 'Always show full menus'
Click OK

Or, to use short menus, and see commands that haven't been used
recently, open a menu, and point to the arrow at the bottom of the menu.

Donna wrote:

In my Microsoft Office 2003, New Perspectives Book it tells me to
click DATA on the menu bar and point to LIST. My drop down menu does
not show a list so I skipped this part, but later on in the same
lesson it request more info from this LIST.

I am using Windows XP if that makes any difference.




--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

Debra thank you for your suggestion, but I've done that
and it didn't help. Any other suggestions?
-----Original Message-----
If you don't see the Arrange command, you probably have
short menus
enabled. To change this --

Choose ToolsCustomize
Select the Options tab
Add a check mark to 'Always show full menus'
Click OK

Or, to use short menus, and see commands that haven't
been used
recently, open a menu, and point to the arrow at the
bottom of the menu.

Donna wrote:
In my Microsoft Office 2003, New Perspectives Book it
tells me to click DATA on the menu bar and point to
LIST. My drop down menu does not show a list so I
skipped this part, but later on in the same lesson it
request more info from this LIST.

I am using Windows XP if that makes any difference.

--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

.

The List command is new in Excel 2003. If you have an earlier version,
it won't appear in the menu.

Donna wrote:
Debra thank you for your suggestion, but I've done that
and it didn't help. Any other suggestions?

-----Original Message-----
If you don't see the Arrange command, you probably have

short menus

enabled. To change this --

Choose ToolsCustomize
Select the Options tab
Add a check mark to 'Always show full menus'
Click OK

Or, to use short menus, and see commands that haven't

been used

recently, open a menu, and point to the arrow at the

bottom of the menu.

Donna wrote:

In my Microsoft Office 2003, New Perspectives Book it
tells me to click DATA on the menu bar and point to
LIST. My drop down menu does not show a list so I
skipped this part, but later on in the same lesson it
request more info from this LIST.

I am using Windows XP if that makes any difference.

--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

.




--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html