From: Paul Kraemer on 5 Feb 2010 11:47 Hi, I received an Workbook from a customer of mine. It is in Excel 97-2003 format, but I am using Excel 2007. They want me to modify it to suit their needs. What is driving me crazy is that anytime I click on any cell on any worksheet, the worksheet automatically goes to "Full Screen Mode" (where I do not see the ribbon). To get the ribbon back, I have to click on the upper-left hand corner of the window and click "Restore". I have to do this over and over and over again as I need the ribbon to do the work I want to do. I was wondering if this behavior is the result of some setting that I am not aware of...if anyone has any idea, please let me know so I can disable this setting. Thanks in advance, Paul -- Paul Kraemer
From: Daryl S on 5 Feb 2010 12:49 Paul - I would look for code like this (it could be in Worksheet_SelectionChange or some other event), so look in the current project: Me.Application.WindowState = xlMaximized You can comment it out, and then remember to uncomment it before you return it to the user... -- Daryl S "Paul Kraemer" wrote: > Hi, > > I received an Workbook from a customer of mine. It is in Excel 97-2003 > format, but I am using Excel 2007. They want me to modify it to suit their > needs. > > What is driving me crazy is that anytime I click on any cell on any > worksheet, the worksheet automatically goes to "Full Screen Mode" (where I do > not see the ribbon). To get the ribbon back, I have to click on the > upper-left hand corner of the window and click "Restore". I have to do this > over and over and over again as I need the ribbon to do the work I want to do. > > I was wondering if this behavior is the result of some setting that I am not > aware of...if anyone has any idea, please let me know so I can disable this > setting. > > Thanks in advance, > Paul > -- > Paul Kraemer
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