Need to replace cell formula with cell formula
Depending on the complexity of your toolbar, you can make notes (ugh back at
you!) or just show your toolbars and do alt-print screen.
Paste that picture into word(?) and print it.
You can rename it (*.old) just in case you don't remember one of the icons. But
after I printed mine, I just dumped the old toolbar file.
In fact, when I recreated the new one, some infrequent buttons didn't get added
back, but others that I never noticed did get added. (Doesn't hurt to look
inside there every once in awhile!)
But after you're done, back it up. (and when you make changes???) You won't
have to do this again.
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> Dave,
> Guess I'm gonna need to follow your advice and bite the bullet. Ugh!
> Do I just rename the original *.xlb, delete all my custom toolbars and
> just start rebuilding?
> I do save verrrry frequently to avoid losing large blocks of changes...
> Interesting about Mr Williams! Sometime back I got his Fast Excel
> software and am still puzzled by it. It goes through your workbook and
> comes up with all kinds of tables and other infor - but all this info is
> greek to me. It kind of shows where the calculation bottlenecks are,
> but I am not sure of how to use it.
> One thing it can do is rearrange your worksheets to make them calculate
> faster. Nice idea, but it totally messed up the way I had my workbook
> organized. (good thing I worked on a copy and not the original).
> steve
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