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  • BoredBloke
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    Once you get used to the ribbons they are pretty good - although they take up a fair amount of the screen.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by Ignis Fatuus View Post
    So I am in some new-fangled version of Excel, and I want to insert a row.

    Previously, I'd click on the Insert menu, and choose the menu item Rows. Insert Rows, sorted!

    Now I look around the menu bar, which reads Home Insert PageLayout Formulas Data Review View. Aha! There is still a Menu called "Insert". But I look there in vain for the option to Insert Rows, because it's not there.

    It is in the menu "Home", in the section called "Cells", in the drop-down item "Insert".

    Shakes head. I'm getting too old for this. Where's my RTW backpack?

    Old client co was sold this along with training. FFS, what a swindle, move the menu around so that you can sell training. Typical MS sh1t. Give me Supercalc for CP/M any day

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Top tip;

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  • SupremeSpod
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    Originally posted by AnnaO View Post
    Or just right click a row and choose insert
    Or just ask your Secretary to get off her pretty little arse and come and show you how to do it.

    YMMV

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  • AnnaO
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    Originally posted by Ignis Fatuus View Post
    So I am in some new-fangled version of Excel, and I want to insert a row.

    Previously, I'd click on the Insert menu, and choose the menu item Rows. Insert Rows, sorted!

    Now I look around the menu bar, which reads Home Insert PageLayout Formulas Data Review View. Aha! There is still a Menu called "Insert". But I look there in vain for the option to Insert Rows, because it's not there.

    It is in the menu "Home", in the section called "Cells", in the drop-down item "Insert".

    Shakes head. I'm getting too old for this. Where's my RTW backpack?
    Or just right click a row and choose insert

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  • xoggoth
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    I've only just got used to Office 2003.

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  • jmo21
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    The right click context menu might be easier

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  • Platypus
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    Yes, moving everything so that it's intuitive hides "old friends" from us who've been using these products for years.

    Same issue with Word. Table / Delete / Table moved somewhere I can't remember where now, but took me ages to find it.

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  • Ignis Fatuus
    started a topic MS Excels itself

    MS Excels itself

    So I am in some new-fangled version of Excel, and I want to insert a row.

    Previously, I'd click on the Insert menu, and choose the menu item Rows. Insert Rows, sorted!

    Now I look around the menu bar, which reads Home Insert PageLayout Formulas Data Review View. Aha! There is still a Menu called "Insert". But I look there in vain for the option to Insert Rows, because it's not there.

    It is in the menu "Home", in the section called "Cells", in the drop-down item "Insert".

    Shakes head. I'm getting too old for this. Where's my RTW backpack?
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