How do I get rid of the email header in my worksheet?
 

Hi,

I have been using an Excel worksheet to track my time, etc for my job for a
few months. I normally send it to my employer by selecting File Send To
Mail Recipient and going from there.

Yesterday when I opened my worksheet, it had added several email fields
(To... Cc... Bcc... Subject and Introduction) between the regular toolbars
and the formula bar. I don't want it there and cannot figure out how to make
it go away.

I am using Office Excel 2003, Win XP.

Any ideas on how to make those email fields hide themselves would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks,
Steph

How do I get rid of the email header in my worksheet?
 

Hi Steph

Click again on the mail button on the Standard toolbar and save the file


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"SMora" wrote in message ...
Hi,

I have been using an Excel worksheet to track my time, etc for my job for a
few months. I normally send it to my employer by selecting File Send To
Mail Recipient and going from there.

Yesterday when I opened my worksheet, it had added several email fields
(To... Cc... Bcc... Subject and Introduction) between the regular toolbars
and the formula bar. I don't want it there and cannot figure out how to make
it go away.

I am using Office Excel 2003, Win XP.

Any ideas on how to make those email fields hide themselves would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks,
Steph

How do I get rid of the email header in my worksheet?
 

It worked! Thank you so much Ron

"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Hi Steph

Click again on the mail button on the Standard toolbar and save the file


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"SMora" wrote in message ...
Hi,

I have been using an Excel worksheet to track my time, etc for my job for a
few months. I normally send it to my employer by selecting File Send To
Mail Recipient and going from there.

Yesterday when I opened my worksheet, it had added several email fields
(To... Cc... Bcc... Subject and Introduction) between the regular toolbars
and the formula bar. I don't want it there and cannot figure out how to make
it go away.

I am using Office Excel 2003, Win XP.

Any ideas on how to make those email fields hide themselves would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks,
Steph