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From: sonya on 13 May 2010 15:07
Using Outlook 2003, I have an excel table in an email. Trying to get "Open
in Microsoft Excel 11" by right clicking. Not working on current computer.
Worked fine on previous computer. How do I activate this feature?

This is taken from "A guide to Microsoft office 2003",

Open in Microsoft Excel 11 command Starts Excel and opens the spreadsheet
data from an e-mail in a workbook. Found in the menu displayed by
right-clicking the spreadsheet data in an e-mail.

Thanks, Sonya


From: Tom Willett on 13 May 2010 17:06
You missed a couple of other irrelevant newsgroups.

"sonya" <travel.the.www(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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: Using Outlook 2003, I have an excel table in an email. Trying to get
"Open
: in Microsoft Excel 11" by right clicking. Not working on current computer.
: Worked fine on previous computer. How do I activate this feature?
:
: This is taken from "A guide to Microsoft office 2003",
:
: Open in Microsoft Excel 11 command Starts Excel and opens the
spreadsheet
: data from an e-mail in a workbook. Found in the menu displayed by
: right-clicking the spreadsheet data in an e-mail.
:
: Thanks, Sonya
:
:


From: Bruce Chambers on 16 May 2010 11:02
sonya wrote:
> Using Outlook 2003, I have an excel table in an email. Trying to get "Open
> in Microsoft Excel 11" by right clicking. Not working on current computer.
> Worked fine on previous computer. How do I activate this feature?
>

Does the current computer have Excel installed?

This has nothing to do with any version of Windows. I'd suggest the
you try posting the question in newsgroups dedicated to Excel, Outlook,
or Office.


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