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Formula Bar blocks column header letters so I can't paste
I've run into a problem while trying to move a couple of columns in an
Excel 2003 worksheet. I'm trying to move columns J & K a couple of columns over to the right and insert them to the left of column N. Here's what happens: 1. I put the mouse pointer over the letter J at the top of the column and click the left mouse button. 2. As I would expect, all the cells in the column turn blue, and heavy dark vertical borders appear along the sides of the column. 3. But, a horizontal white bar pops up along the top edge of the worksheet and obscures all of the alphabetical column header letters, so I'm unable to see the letter of column N (or any of the other columns for that matter) so I'm not able to click on column N in order to insert the column. 4. When I put the mouse pointer inside the annoying white bar, a little label pops up saying "formula bar" How can I make this white bar go away so I can see the letters at the tops of the columns? Will in Seattle a.k.a. "Clueless" |
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