I am not sure if this is a configurable setting, or if it is whether it is
done within Excel or at a Windows level, but I want to set my Excel program
so that when I click on the menu bar all items are permanently on display,
where currently it hides rarely used items. I know that I can temporarily
view rarely used items by clicking on the down-arrow/chevron at the bottom
of the popup menu, but when like me you are unfamiliar with the menu
structure you sometimes do not know to expand the menu because you do not
know what is hidden.

Thanks.

Me too!

ToolsCustomize...Options and check the Always Show full menus option

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Jack Sheet" wrote in message
...
I am not sure if this is a configurable setting, or if it is whether it is
done within Excel or at a Windows level, but I want to set my Excel
program
so that when I click on the menu bar all items are permanently on display,
where currently it hides rarely used items. I know that I can temporarily
view rarely used items by clicking on the down-arrow/chevron at the bottom
of the popup menu, but when like me you are unfamiliar with the menu
structure you sometimes do not know to expand the menu because you do not
know what is hidden.

Thanks.

Thanks Bob

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
...
Me too!

ToolsCustomize...Options and check the Always Show full menus option

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Jack Sheet" wrote in message
...
I am not sure if this is a configurable setting, or if it is whether it
is
done within Excel or at a Windows level, but I want to set my Excel
program
so that when I click on the menu bar all items are permanently on
display,
where currently it hides rarely used items. I know that I can
temporarily
view rarely used items by clicking on the down-arrow/chevron at the
bottom
of the popup menu, but when like me you are unfamiliar with the menu
structure you sometimes do not know to expand the menu because you do not
know what is hidden.

Thanks.