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  1. #1
    AC puzzled
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    Can't format cells

    No protection is on.
    when i select one cell OR a group of cells, will not let me go into
    Format/Cells through the menu. I can use the format buttons on the toolbar,
    but need to go into the menu.
    Thanks

  2. #2
    Jim Rech
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    Re: Can't format cells

    Is it a particular worksheet/workbook or all of them? Does the shortcut
    Ctrl-1 work?

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    Jim
    "AC puzzled" <AC puzzled@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:8E562D64-4A78-4E1F-BFEE-5D8C657EC92E@microsoft.com...
    | No protection is on.
    | when i select one cell OR a group of cells, will not let me go into
    | Format/Cells through the menu. I can use the format buttons on the
    toolbar,
    | but need to go into the menu.
    | Thanks



  3. #3
    AC puzzled
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    Re: Can't format cells

    It is one worksheet, the only one used in this workbook. Ctrl-1 does not
    work, nor does the context sens menu, but the toolbar buttons do.
    AC

    "Jim Rech" wrote:

    > Is it a particular worksheet/workbook or all of them? Does the shortcut
    > Ctrl-1 work?
    >
    > --
    > Jim
    > "AC puzzled" <AC puzzled@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > news:8E562D64-4A78-4E1F-BFEE-5D8C657EC92E@microsoft.com...
    > | No protection is on.
    > | when i select one cell OR a group of cells, will not let me go into
    > | Format/Cells through the menu. I can use the format buttons on the
    > toolbar,
    > | but need to go into the menu.
    > | Thanks
    >
    >
    >


  4. #4
    Dave Peterson
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    Re: Can't format cells

    The only time I've seen this problem was when the workbook was created with
    another program--I had trouble with both Lotus 123 and Crystal Reports.

    If you select a cell a far distances away, can you right click and get to the
    dialog you want.

    I could select my range plus some neighboring cells, get to the formatting
    dialog, change the format. Then select those "sacrificial" cells and change the
    format back.

    One way around it was to create a new worksheet (in a new workbook???) and copy
    everything there (if I recall correctly--it's been a long time.)

    AC puzzled wrote:
    >
    > No protection is on.
    > when i select one cell OR a group of cells, will not let me go into
    > Format/Cells through the menu. I can use the format buttons on the toolbar,
    > but need to go into the menu.
    > Thanks


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    Dave Peterson

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