Dual Monitor silliness

At least three or four times a day, when I open two or more xl docs, the tools disappear, leaving me only with file, edit etc.

The only way to get these back is to close the files & re-open them.

V frustrating.

Anyone else experienced this using dual monitors & anyone have an idea of how to stop it?

Cheers,

kpnuts

I have 3 flat panel displays and have not experienced the problem
you describe. When this happens, can you go to the View menu,
choose Toolbars, and re-select the missing items?


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Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


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> At least three or four times a day, when I open two or more xl
> docs, the
> tools disappear, leaving me only with file, edit etc.
>
> The only way to get these back is to close the files & re-open
> them.
>
> V frustrating.
>
> Anyone else experienced this using dual monitors & anyone have
> an idea
> of how to stop it?
>
> Cheers,
>
> kpnuts
>
>
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kpnuts wrote:
> At least three or four times a day, when I open two or more xl docs, the
> tools disappear, leaving me only with file, edit etc.
>
> The only way to get these back is to close the files & re-open them.
>
> V frustrating.
>
> Anyone else experienced this using dual monitors & anyone have an idea
> of how to stop it?
>
> Cheers,
>
> kpnuts

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The only time I've seen this is when I have an XLS open, then I click on a link
in my browser which opens a web XLS in the browser. Somehow that seems to screw
up my Excel system.

You can turn the various tool bars back on manually, but I've always been wary
that something else may have been changed under the covers that I don't realize
so like you say, I shut down and restart.

The frustrating thing is that opening an XLS from the browser did not screw up
Excel in times past. Something changed.

Bill