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romat@invalid.net - 24 Sep 2006 01:23 GMT
In Office Pro/Excel 2000 I have Options set to show the last 9
files used, but lately there have been none showing if I haven't opened
Excel for more than a day or two.  I never heard of this being time
delimited before.  Any suggestions?

RM
jkend69315@aol.com - 24 Sep 2006 13:28 GMT
Do you have a little character pointing down at the bottom of the File
menu?  If so, try clicking on it and see if your file list reappears.
James
> In Office Pro/Excel 2000 I have Options set to show the last 9
> files used, but lately there have been none showing if I haven't opened
> Excel for more than a day or two.  I never heard of this being time
> delimited before.  Any suggestions?
>
> RM
romat@invalid.net - 24 Sep 2006 19:17 GMT
>Do you have a little character pointing down at the bottom of the File
>menu?  If so, try clicking on it and see if your file list reappears.
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>> RM

I guess that was an obvious first answer but no, it's real and
recurring.  I haven't computed it exactly, but two or three days seems
to be the limit.  Got me puzzled.

Gene
romat@invalid.net - 25 Sep 2006 15:15 GMT
>Do you have a little character pointing down at the bottom of the File
>menu?  If so, try clicking on it and see if your file list reappears.
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>> RM

Where is the file information saved?  I don't think the timing is
right, but perhaps it's getting deleted during the process of running an
"unnecessary" files clean-up program.  Thanks.

RM
jkend69315@aol.com - 25 Sep 2006 18:44 GMT
I don't know where the information might be saved.  One other idea.
Are your recent files saved on a network drive?  If so, try saving a
file to the C: drive and see if it shows up.

> >Do you have a little character pointing down at the bottom of the File
> >menu?  If so, try clicking on it and see if your file list reappears.
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>
> RM
romat@invalid.net - 25 Sep 2006 19:41 GMT
>I don't know where the information might be saved.  One other idea.
>Are your recent files saved on a network drive?  If so, try saving a
>file to the C: drive and see if it shows up.

No, no network drive.  Home set up, files saved on C:\My Excel Files.

RM

>> >Do you have a little character pointing down at the bottom of the File
>> >menu?  If so, try clicking on it and see if your file list reappears.
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>> RM
jkend69315@aol.com - 26 Sep 2006 22:34 GMT
Sheesh, RM, I'm fresh out of ideas.  I'd suspect some kind of Windows
thing, or maybe an Office thing, not an Excel thing, but I really don't
know.  Maybe someone else has a suggestion.  Good luck!  James

> >I don't know where the information might be saved.  One other idea.
> >Are your recent files saved on a network drive?  If so, try saving a
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> >> RM
Gord Dibben - 27 Sep 2006 02:29 GMT
Since nothing else has worked to date for you maybe have a look at this google
search result pointing to Tweakui as a possible offender.

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.excel.misc/browse_frm/thread/750
75f5845bd2523/876b607de67de3e5?tvc=1#876b607de67de3e5


I didn't think Excel 2000 was affected, but who knows...........?

Gord Dibben  MS Excel MVP

>Sheesh, RM, I'm fresh out of ideas.  I'd suspect some kind of Windows
>thing, or maybe an Office thing, not an Excel thing, but I really don't
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