G Guest Sep 14, 2007 #1 In EXCEL 2003 when I click on Data then Filter, I no longer see the Autofilter choice. How do I get it back?
In EXCEL 2003 when I click on Data then Filter, I no longer see the Autofilter choice. How do I get it back?
G Guest Sep 14, 2007 #2 scrimmy; Check to see that the worksheet is not protected. God Bless Frank Pytel http://groups.google.com/group/excel-applications-and-spreadsheet-programming
scrimmy; Check to see that the worksheet is not protected. God Bless Frank Pytel http://groups.google.com/group/excel-applications-and-spreadsheet-programming
D Dave Peterson Sep 14, 2007 #3 You could try: Tools|Customize|select the Standard toolbar and click the reset button. Any customized changes you've done to that toolbar will have to be redone.
You could try: Tools|Customize|select the Standard toolbar and click the reset button. Any customized changes you've done to that toolbar will have to be redone.
G Guest Sep 14, 2007 #4 Dave, Thanks for the repsonse. I tried your suggestion with no luck. When I click on the filter selection, the only choices I get are: Show All(which is greyed out) and Advanced Filter.
Dave, Thanks for the repsonse. I tried your suggestion with no luck. When I click on the filter selection, the only choices I get are: Show All(which is greyed out) and Advanced Filter.
D Dave Peterson Sep 14, 2007 #5 You can reset all the toolbars. Close excel Windows start button|Search look for *.xlb in hidden folders, too Rename them all to *.xlbOLD and restart excel to see if it helps. If it doesn't help, rename them back to *.xlb. If it does, delete those *.xlbOLD files and recreate any customized toolbars.
You can reset all the toolbars. Close excel Windows start button|Search look for *.xlb in hidden folders, too Rename them all to *.xlbOLD and restart excel to see if it helps. If it doesn't help, rename them back to *.xlb. If it does, delete those *.xlbOLD files and recreate any customized toolbars.