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Disappearance of the worksheet listings at the bottom of the wor

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Disappearance of the worksheet listings at the bottom of the wor

Hi,

I've done something terribly wrong somewhere. I am working in a workbook with multiple worksheets. The listing of the worksheets, which is at the bottom so that I can move between worksheets, is gone. How can I get it back?

Cheers,

Dee

RE: Disappearance of the worksheet listings at the bottom of the

Hi Dee, thanks for your query. On the Tools menu, click Options.
Then on the View tab, under Window options, make sure the Sheet tabs check box is ticked. That should bring them back.

Hope this helps,

Anthony

RE: Disappearance of the worksheet listings at the bottom of the

Hi Anthony,

I looked at that and it was checked. I un-checked it, checked it again, but there are still no tabs at the bottom of the sheet. Any other ideas?

Dee

RE: Disappearance of the worksheet listings at the bottom of the

I've got them back! Whew! There was a little bar at the bottom of where the tabs are, on the very left-hand side. When I moved that, it slid across where I could see the tabs. I must have tried to move the bar that I use to isolate the first two columns (forgot the name of that!), but grabbed the one for the tabs instead.

Thanks for the help. I didn't know about that bit in the tools section.

Dee

RE: Disappearance of the worksheet listings at the bottom of the

No problem, Dee. All's well that end's well!

Anthony

 

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