Re: Excel Formula Bar

I have to say that I used your preference solution and it worked first
time. 
Excellent all the frustration is now behind me. I could not get that
answer 
out of my local Apple shop although the assistant did know the file to
delete 
he could not find it. Your instructions are excellent and lets hope Apple
and 
Microsoft in particular also read these articles and perhaps take notice
and 
resolve the bugs for users.

Thanks again

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

> In article <E23DBDD6-F88B-4F1B-8E29-E1FFB9DEF04F@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>  SuperSixPoint5 <SuperSixPoint5@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> > Sorry I had to say it was not helpful because I am not a GINK and the
only 
> > way I could add to the reply was to say no. Firstly let me ask about
your 
> > running the script answer. I do not know what you mean by a Script
Editor 
> > application window. Can you please expand how this is done on Mac
please?
> > Secondly I have opened FINDER but I cannot locate the .plist stlll
from your 
> > description. Please help because I am convinced your answers will both
work 
> > but I still do not know how to use what you are saying.
> 
> I copied and pasted a partial answer.
> 
> Preferences:
> 
> 0) Make sure XL is closed.
> 1) Open a Finder window to your home directory
> 2) Select/open the Library folder
> 3) Select/open the Preferences folder
> 4) Delete the com.microsoft.Excel.plist file.
> 
> 
> AppleScript:
> 
> 0) Open the Script Editor application (found in your main Applications 
> folder, or use Spotlight to find it).
> 1) In the "Untitled" window that opens, paste the Applescript I gave.
> 3) Click "Run".
> 4) If desired, save the script for future use.
>