I'm using Microsoft office excel 2007. I can get the menu toolbar to stay in
place. it keep minimizing which is annoying Especially because it didn't do
this in the beginning. Please can someone advise how I can make it stay
maximised?

Double click on Ribbon tab name or press Ctri-F1 (toogle key) or right clik
on ribbon tab name untick minimize the ribbon.

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"LausB" wrote in message
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I'm using Microsoft office excel 2007. I can get the menu toolbar to stay
in
place. it keep minimizing which is annoying Especially because it didn't
do
this in the beginning. Please can someone advise how I can make it stay
maximised?

Just double click on one of the ribbon tabs.

On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 11:39:01 AM UTC-4, LausB wrote:
I'm using Microsoft office excel 2007. I can get the menu toolbar to stay in
place. it keep minimizing which is annoying Especially because it didn't do
this in the beginning. Please can someone advise how I can make it stay
maximised?

Thanks

On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 8:39:01 AM UTC-7, LausB wrote:
I'm using Microsoft office excel 2007. I can get the menu toolbar to stay in
place. it keep minimizing which is annoying Especially because it didn't do
this in the beginning. Please can someone advise how I can make it stay
maximised?

Thanks!

The Control F1 option worked great. Thanks!

On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 9:09:01 PM UTC+5:30, LausB wrote:
I'm using Microsoft office excel 2007. I can get the menu toolbar to stay in
place. it keep minimizing which is annoying Especially because it didn't do
this in the beginning. Please can someone advise how I can make it stay
maximised?

CTRL+F1 Works Great. Thanks.

This may be relevant to others but to be exact, I am using excel for Mac 2011.

The top Ribbon kept vanishing for no obvious reason, and the spreadsheet would be welded to the Mac Toolbar. Then I discovered one day that if I use 'Save As' for a spreadsheet and then select the larger 'Save As' window (by toggling using the button to the right of the 'Save As' field), my top ribbon would vanish.

To make it return, select 'Save As' and toggle back to the small 'Save As' window.....as the 'Save As' window reduces, the top ribbon returns and the excel sheet can be moved around the screen again.

On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 9:09:01 PM UTC+5:30, LausB wrote:
I'm using Microsoft office excel 2007. I can get the menu toolbar to stay in
place. it keep minimizing which is annoying Especially because it didn't do
this in the beginning. Please can someone advise how I can make it stay
maximised?

THANKS

On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 9:09:01 PM UTC+5:30, LausB wrote:
I'm using Microsoft office excel 2007. I can get the menu toolbar to stay in
place. it keep minimizing which is annoying Especially because it didn't do
this in the beginning. Please can someone advise how I can make it stay
maximised?

On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 9:09:01 PM UTC+5:30, LausB wrote:
I'm using Microsoft office excel 2007. I can get the menu toolbar to stay in
place. it keep minimizing which is annoying Especially because it didn't do
this in the beginning. Please can someone advise how I can make it stay
maximised?

The control + f1 option works wonder. i love it

Show collapsed ribbon in full view
If the Excel ribbon is minimized so that only tab names are visible, do one of the following to get it back to a normal full display:

Press the ribbon shortcut Ctrl + F1.
Double-click on any ribbon tab to make the entire ribbon visible again.
Right-click any ribbon tab and clear the checkmark next to Collapse the Ribbon in Excel 2019 - 2013 or Minimize the Ribbon in Excel 2010 and 2007.

Pin the ribbon. For this, click on any tab to temporarily view the ribbon. A small pin icon will appear at the lower right corner in Excel 2016 and 2019 (the arrow in Excel 2013), and you click on it to always show the ribbon.

Unhide ribbon in Excel
If the ribbon is hidden completely including the tab names, here's how you can restore it:

To unhide the ribbon temporarily, click at the very top of your workbook.

To get the ribbon back permanently, click the Ribbon Display Options button in the top-right corner and choose the Show Tabs and Commands option. This will show the ribbon in the default full view with all the tabs and commands.

Hope this helps,
Jerry.