Matt
Her description is definitely contrary to Excel default operation.
Have you gone to her desktop and observed the behaviour she is complaining
about?
Or when you are there it works normally?
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
>We have an employee that swears that her mouse cursor in excel is almost
>always the standard windows pointer and only occasionally when she's doing
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>Is this even possible to do or (as I personally believe) is she insane and
>her excel has always functioned just like every other copy in the office?!
Matt - 06 Mar 2008 13:39 GMT
> Matt
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> Or when you are there it works normally?
Well that's the problem... she says her version has always worked the way
she describes... but all of a sudden it has started working the way mine and
everyone elses works and she wants it swithed back. So there's no way for me
to observe the behavior because it no longer works the way she describes.
bloke - 06 Mar 2008 15:08 GMT
>> Matt
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> there's no way for me to observe the behavior because it no longer
> works the way she describes.
Mate you can only fight stupidity with stupidity with dopey dints like
this. Conjure up a cock and bull story involving excel cogs and pulleys
and the little man turning the wheel is refusing to do her special
cursors anymore. However is she worships the excel totem long enough he
may change his mind.
aglet - 07 Mar 2008 00:17 GMT
>>> Matt
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> cursors anymore. However is she worships the excel totem long enough he
> may change his mind.
This brought back memories of my years in IT support. Now I'm going to have
to go back to therapy to suppress them again. ... after I stop laughing.