Sheet Tabs

C

Chris

My workbook contains more tabs than will fit in one row
of sheet tabs. Is there a way to have 2 rows of sheet
tabs at the bottom of the workbook?
Thanks!
 
R

Ron de Bruin

Hi Cris

Right click on the Arrows next to the first sheet tab
you get a list with all your sheets
 
A

Andy B

Hi
AFAIK, no. You can right-click on the tab arrows (to the left of the tabs)
to get a list of all of the tabs in the book, though.
 
A

Andy Brown

Is there a way to have 2 rows of sheet
tabs at the bottom of the workbook?
Click to expand...

(Unless this has been added in XL2K3,) no.

You can rightclick the tab scroll buttons to pop up a menu of all sheets
tho'.

HTH,
Andy
 
A

Andy Brown

Hi Frank, thanks.

I might check out Office 2K3 student licence later this year. But I heard
somewhere that demo versions were available?

???,
Andy
 
R

Ron de Bruin

Hi Andy

My opinion:

If you use 2002 then don't change to 2003.

XML (new in 2003) is not in the student licence version and the Help system
is terrible.
 
X

XPJim

I saw someone in the OneNote forum assert yesterday that multiple rows of tabs was in the Excel functionality. But I could not find it.
 
G

Gord Dibben

Stick to the Excel News Groups for "real" information on Excel functionality.

What "someone" said in OneNote forum is incorrect.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP
 
A

Andy Brown

I saw someone in the OneNote forum assert yesterday that multiple rows of
tabs was in the Excel functionality.

Maybe s/he had some kind of customised bifocals. <g>

Rgds,
Andy
 
A

Andy Brown

Hi Ron.
If you use 2002 then don't change to 2003.
Click to expand...

I use 97 & 2K. I thought I'd check out the latest version in case I end up
needing a clue about Task Panes & all that rubbish. Thanks for the heads up,
I'll remember go with 2K2 for that purpose if necessary (unless you have
lots of nice things to say about that too <bg>).

Rgds,
Andy
 
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