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Excel Sheet tabs vanished!
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LittleRedHat
Instructor
Hi Aishaa,
I'm a bit low on time here at the moment, so am taking a short cut ...
"Troubleshoot working with workbooks and worksheets" in the Help Files gives a couple more options you could try.
Hope you find the answer there.
LRH
I'm a bit low on time here at the moment, so am taking a short cut ...
"Troubleshoot working with workbooks and worksheets" in the Help Files gives a couple more options you could try.
Hope you find the answer there.
LRH
PaulMilnes
Technical User
Dear Aishaa
The tabs are turned on and off in Tools - Options. Select the View tab (at the top) and down to the right-hand corner you'll see a check box for Sheet Tabs.
The only other thing that could remove them would be going to Full Screen (on the View menu). Select it again to go back to Normal.
Best regards
Paul
The tabs are turned on and off in Tools - Options. Select the View tab (at the top) and down to the right-hand corner you'll see a check box for Sheet Tabs.
The only other thing that could remove them would be going to Full Screen (on the View menu). Select it again to go back to Normal.
Best regards
Paul
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I still can't find my missing sheets with the above suggestions....
When I start up the Particular book I am working on, I momentarily see the tabs before they disappear, so at least I know they are somewhere.
Also, if I start up a blank book, the sheet tabs are there no problem, so I know I don't have to reinstall Excel.
But I still have to recover the sheets that are missing - would anyone have any other suggestions as to how to retrieve them?
TIA
When I start up the Particular book I am working on, I momentarily see the tabs before they disappear, so at least I know they are somewhere.
Also, if I start up a blank book, the sheet tabs are there no problem, so I know I don't have to reinstall Excel.
But I still have to recover the sheets that are missing - would anyone have any other suggestions as to how to retrieve them?
TIA
Hi I had a similar problem, each time I went to open the excel sheet it would display nothing, but if you went to print preview you can see the sheet. What i did was I opened a new excel sheet which showed the tabs, I then opened the excel sheet from there and that solved my problem. You can try the same on yours it might work!!
Good Luck!!
Good Luck!!
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Just a thought in the middle of night ...
The horizontal scroll bar hasn't been extended to the left has it - so that it 'hides' the tabs in that particular workbook?
Where the sheet tabs are supposed to be - is the horizonal scroll bar extending all the way across the entire length of the workbook?
Try going to Tools\Options\View tab and turning off the Horizontal Scroll Bar (ie untick it) - can you see the tabs then?
The horizontal scroll bar hasn't been extended to the left has it - so that it 'hides' the tabs in that particular workbook?
Where the sheet tabs are supposed to be - is the horizonal scroll bar extending all the way across the entire length of the workbook?
Try going to Tools\Options\View tab and turning off the Horizontal Scroll Bar (ie untick it) - can you see the tabs then?
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I will suggest you some tips, hope it works. I think the horizontal bar has covered the sheet tabs and its the reason why you can't see the tabs. Try to drag the horizontal bar towards your right from the left. If you find difficulty in that then goto Tools -> Options -> in the VIEW TAB uncheck the horizontal bar. Now you can see the tabs.
Bye bye.. I guess it will work.
Bye bye.. I guess it will work.
Aishaa:
Open your Excel file. Hit Window-Arrange, and OK. No need to make a selection, just Window-Arrange, OK. Then, you'll have a blue Bar for Excel's program window, and another for your workbook. Double-click the blue bar of the workbook to have it fit properly inside the program window.
jpbgolf: No offense, but there's a button at the top of the Microsoft: Office Forum window to start your own question.
However, to alphabetize automatically requires code. Colored tabs aren't available until Excel 2002(XP). Anne Troy
Open your Excel file. Hit Window-Arrange, and OK. No need to make a selection, just Window-Arrange, OK. Then, you'll have a blue Bar for Excel's program window, and another for your workbook. Double-click the blue bar of the workbook to have it fit properly inside the program window.
jpbgolf: No offense, but there's a button at the top of the Microsoft: Office Forum window to start your own question.
However, to alphabetize automatically requires code. Colored tabs aren't available until Excel 2002(XP). Anne Troy
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