Restore the Context menu Delete option

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I have developed the application in the VS .NET 2005.
My project type is, Visual C# --> Office -- > Excel Workbook. I am using
..NET XML web service to fetch the data, and filling in Excel Worksheet. I
have placed Microsoft.Office.Tools.Excel.Listobject control to fill and show
data to client.
The software installed on my computer is VS.NET 2003, VS.NET 2005, VSTOR,
Office 2003 (Full installed - professional edition). I have made set up for
my application using online doc of MSDN.
It worked fine.

Now here is problem....after running the application, Excel 2003 stop
responding to facility of Column Delete. I have attach the screen shot for
the same. I have install SP1 of office, but it did not work. I have close
the application and start MS Excel from start menu, and open fresh workbook,
but in that also when I right click on the column, 'Delete' got disabled. :(
Another thing is when I click on the cell and press Delete, it prompt me
four option and out of that when I select 'Entire Column' delete it does work.
I have install - reinstall MS Office 2003, VSTOR, Office PIA, me application
numbers of times, restart PC after every install- uninstall but nothing
worked. At one time I have uninstall everything, and shut down PC, then again
start it, and install MS OFfice 2003 full edition, and right click on the
column but it is also not working.

Can you pl help me for the same?
 
I have the same problem. The only way I can delete a column is to select one
cell in the column then right click and hit delete, then choose Entire Column
from the resulting dialog box.
 
You can try to reset the bar

Sub test()
Application.CommandBars("Column").Reset
End Sub
 

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