Somehow I lost the right click, cut, copy, paste, special paste. They are still there but 'grayed out'. The workbook is not protected either. Any thoughts. Excel 2011 won't run macros unless the file suffix is.xlsm. If the suffix is not.xlsm, choose 'Save As' and choose 'Excel Macro Enabled Workbook (.xlsm)' from the Format drop down in the Save Dialog.

By The first thing to consider when copying and pasting content into Excel in Office 2011 for Mac from Excel (or some other application) is to think about the nature of what you’re attempting to copy. Cells, cell ranges, and formulas are treated differently from other kinds of things, such as SmartArt, equations, and charts. If you’re used to copying and pasting, you know that if you select some text and then copy and paste, the default settings paste the text, along with the text format — such as blue (or another font color), bold, or italic. Follow this simple example to copy and paste in Excel: • Select a nonempty cell or any worksheet object to copy. • Use one of the usual copy methods. Click the Copy button on the Standard toolbar, press Command-C, or choose Edit→Copy. • Click in the cell where you want to paste and choose any of the typical paste methods.

On a Mac (Excel 2011) this selects all the cells until the end of the entire row. How on Excel 2011 (Mac) can I select all the empty cells in a row until beneath a set of data? The reason for doing this is if I want to copy the current row and paste that to another row of data.

• Press the Command-I keyboard combination. Word 2011 for mac large space after number 100. For most users, this is Macintosh HD. • The Get Info window for your startup disk will open. Option 2) Use Get Info • In Finder™, select your startup disk's icon.

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Maybe on the preceding line, maybe on the following line, maybe 10 lines above. This is not brain surgery.

This guide contains detailed steps to troubleshoot copy/paste problems in Windows, Word, Excel or other programs. How to fix: Cut, Copy, Paste problems in Windows or Office applications. Scan your computer for viruses and malware. Important: Before following the steps below, make sure that your computer is 100% clean from harmful programs like rootkits, malware or viruses. To accomplish this task, follow the steps in this, and then try to use copy/paste again. If the problem persists, then continue to the next step. At Customize Keyboard options, choose: • At Categories > Home Tab • At Commands >Excel 2011 for mac developer tab. EditCopy • Now under Current keys you should have these two (2) shortcut keys by default: • Ctrl+C • Ctrl+Insert • If you don't have the above two key combinations, click at the ' Press new shortcut key' box & then press the corresponding combination for the missing shortcut key (e.g.

Final Conclusion: Instead of formatting entire rows or columns for specific data like date, currency or accounting etc., just format the cell-range containing data. That will decrease the amount of necessary data in the workbook hence making it consume less memory and processor resources. I am using Office 2010 and this worked very well for the Excel column insert. However, I am trying to create a linked table in Access to that Excel spreadsheet that has the inserted column and Access generates an error that indicates that the extra columns are still in the Access file.

I use Mail on my home mac (Snow Leopard) and don't have these problems. I use both Mail and Outlook on my company work mac (using the same e-mail accounts) and DO have these problems (Lion). I gather from one of the comments here that different companies somehow apply different standards for HTML e-mail on their installed e-mail clients?

In European countries, comma is used as the decimal symbol and the list separator is usually set to semicolon. For example, in North America you would write =IF(A1>0, 'OK', 'Not OK'), while European users of Excel should put the same formula as =IF(A1>0; 'OK'; 'Not OK'). So, if your Excel formulas are not working because of ' We found a problem with this formula.' Error, go to your Regional Settings ( Control Panel > Region and Language > Additional Settings) and check what character is set as List Separator there. And then, use exactly that character to separate arguments in your Excel formulas. Enclose workbook and worksheet names in single quotes When referring to other worksheets or workbooks that have spaces or non-alphabetical characters in their names, enclose the names in 'single quotation marks'. For example, Reference to another sheet: =SUM('Jan Sales'!B2:B10) Reference to another workbook: =SUM('[2015 Sales.xlsx]Jan sales'!B2:B10) For more information, please see.