No, it wasn't helpful to me....I have exactly the same problem. In Office
for Mac (the most recent version...and i've done all the
upgrades/updates).
I have excel open, I open an xls or xlsx file. The application believes
it
is open, I can access the menu items that allow me to manipulate the
worksheet, but the worksheet does not appear on my screen anywhere. I
can't
see any data, I don't see any of the cells, nothing.
It is making excel completely and totally unusable...
Help would be appreciated.
"JE McGimpsey" wrote:
> In article <ee9a941.-1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, SS@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> > Version: 2008
> > Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
> > Processor: intel
> >
> > When I open any previously saved worksheet in Excel, I can't see it
unless I
> > go to full page view. This applies to worksheets created in earlier
versions
> > as well as 2008. This is weird!
>
> Not sure what you mean by "full page view" - are you talking about the
> View/Full Screen menu item?
>
> Workbooks should open at the location and size you last saved them. If
> they're not, perhaps your preferences are corrupted. Try, with XL
> closed, renaming or deleting the
>
> com.microsoft.Excel.plist
>
> file in your ~:Library:Preferences folder (where ~ is your home
> directory).
>
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