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After new install of Office 2000 , the working sheet starts on the left side
, (column A on the left) and I do not have the option to change it to start
from right (column A to start from the right )
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try:-

Tools|options|international - Right to left


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After new install of Office 2000 , the working sheet starts on the left side
, (column A on the left) and I do not have the option to change it to start
from right (column A to start from the right )

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Thanks for your quick respond.
I have not "International" tab .
Yet , in the Personal adaptation , I see the Icons (left to right and right
to left)
but cant place them on toolbar .
Once a friend repaired that through the registry , but dont remember how .

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try:-

Tools|options|international - Right to left


Mike

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After new install of Office 2000 , the working sheet starts on the left side
, (column A on the left) and I do not have the option to change it to start
from right (column A to start from the right )

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I don't think Excel 2000 had this feature available.

What is "Personal Adaptation" in English?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 10:34:00 -0700, berber
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Thanks for your quick respond.
I have not "International" tab .
Yet , in the Personal adaptation , I see the Icons (left to right and right
to left)
but cant place them on toolbar .
Once a friend repaired that through the registry , but dont remember how .

"Mike H" wrote:

try:-

Tools|options|international - Right to left


Mike

"berber" wrote:

After new install of Office 2000 , the working sheet starts on the left side
, (column A on the left) and I do not have the option to change it to start
from right (column A to start from the right )


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Personal adaptation means adapting your toolbar with additional buttons .
I had this option of leftside\rightside worksheet before on this computer,
and still have it on others with win2k and xp as well.
Removing Office and reinstall does not help .
The required values change in the registry - solved that, but I cant
remember them.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

I don't think Excel 2000 had this feature available.

What is "Personal Adaptation" in English?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 10:34:00 -0700, berber
wrote:

Thanks for your quick respond.
I have not "International" tab .
Yet , in the Personal adaptation , I see the Icons (left to right and right
to left)
but cant place them on toolbar .
Once a friend repaired that through the registry , but dont remember how .

"Mike H" wrote:

try:-

Tools|options|international - Right to left


Mike

"berber" wrote:

After new install of Office 2000 , the working sheet starts on the left side
, (column A on the left) and I do not have the option to change it to start
from right (column A to start from the right )





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Default Changing worksheet direction

In Excel 2003 under ToolsCustomizeCommandsFormat I can find a toggle button
for "Sheet Left to Right"

Where that would be in Excel 2000 is a mystery to me since I skipped 2000 and
went from 97 to 2002.

Sorry I can't give any more help than this.


Gord

On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 12:35:02 -0700, berber
wrote:

Personal adaptation means adapting your toolbar with additional buttons .
I had this option of leftside\rightside worksheet before on this computer,
and still have it on others with win2k and xp as well.
Removing Office and reinstall does not help .
The required values change in the registry - solved that, but I cant
remember them.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

I don't think Excel 2000 had this feature available.

What is "Personal Adaptation" in English?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 10:34:00 -0700, berber
wrote:

Thanks for your quick respond.
I have not "International" tab .
Yet , in the Personal adaptation , I see the Icons (left to right and right
to left)
but cant place them on toolbar .
Once a friend repaired that through the registry , but dont remember how .

"Mike H" wrote:

try:-

Tools|options|international - Right to left


Mike

"berber" wrote:

After new install of Office 2000 , the working sheet starts on the left side
, (column A on the left) and I do not have the option to change it to start
from right (column A to start from the right )




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