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captaintivo
How do I run Chkdsk utility to correct this? I am able to open my files
despite this message. Is there any risk to doing this?
despite this message. Is there any risk to doing this?
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Shane Devenshire
Hi,
It's highly unlikely that ChkDsk will have any effect.
Could you give us the entire error message exactly?
It might clear up by reinstalling Office or Excel.
It's highly unlikely that ChkDsk will have any effect.
Could you give us the entire error message exactly?
It might clear up by reinstalling Office or Excel.
C
captaintivo
chkdsk utility
c:\documents and settings\my name\application data\microsoft\excel\excel10xlb
unfortunately i no longer have the installation disc code number so I cannot
reinstall.
c:\documents and settings\my name\application data\microsoft\excel\excel10xlb
unfortunately i no longer have the installation disc code number so I cannot
reinstall.
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Dave Peterson
excel10.xlb
is where xl2002 stores your customized toolbars.
You can close excel and delete that file.
Then recreate it in your spare time.
If you're worried, then just move that *.xlb file to a safe home and restart
excel to test.
After I've customized my toolbar, I'll make a backup of it. Then I can just
copy my backup file into that folder whenever it gets corrupted (or I break
it!).
is where xl2002 stores your customized toolbars.
You can close excel and delete that file.
Then recreate it in your spare time.
If you're worried, then just move that *.xlb file to a safe home and restart
excel to test.
After I've customized my toolbar, I'll make a backup of it. Then I can just
copy my backup file into that folder whenever it gets corrupted (or I break
it!).
C
captaintivo
i was unable to find excel10.xlb file using a search.
H
Harald Staff
Wouldn't it be here ? Go look:
c:\documents and settings\my name\application
data\microsoft\excel\excel10xlb
Best wishes Harald
c:\documents and settings\my name\application
data\microsoft\excel\excel10xlb
Best wishes Harald
captaintivo said:i was unable to find excel10.xlb file using a search.
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Don Guillett
Look in all files, including hidden, etc. for
*.xlb
--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software
(e-mail address removed)
*.xlb
--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software
(e-mail address removed)
captaintivo said:i was unable to find excel10.xlb file using a search.
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Dave Peterson
Just to add to Harald's response...
Depending on how you show important files, you may not be able to traverse to
that directory by just pointing and clicking in windows explorer.
But you can use:
Windows start button|Run
type (or copy|paste):
"c:\documents and settings\my name\application data\microsoft\excel"
And you should be at that folder.
(did you change the path to include "my name"? If you did, change it back in
that run dialog.)
I have a difficult time finding that folder, too.
So I use
Windows|start button|Run
type:
%appdata%
and hit enter.
Then I can point and click to drill deeper.
Depending on how you show important files, you may not be able to traverse to
that directory by just pointing and clicking in windows explorer.
But you can use:
Windows start button|Run
type (or copy|paste):
"c:\documents and settings\my name\application data\microsoft\excel"
And you should be at that folder.
(did you change the path to include "my name"? If you did, change it back in
that run dialog.)
I have a difficult time finding that folder, too.
So I use
Windows|start button|Run
type:
%appdata%
and hit enter.
Then I can point and click to drill deeper.
H
Harald Staff
Ah yes, hidden system files and directories, I forget that some people leave
that setting on. Sorry.
Best wishes Harald
that setting on. Sorry.
Best wishes Harald