Drop Down Menus in Toolbar

M

MotherB

I am a new Excel user. My husband has a drop-down menu next to his AutoSum
that allows access to Sum, Average, count, Min and Max. I don't have access
to that menu. Is that about the version I am running or can I add it?
 
J

Jim Rech

That feature has been in Excel since Excel 97.

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Jim
|I am a new Excel user. My husband has a drop-down menu next to his AutoSum
| that allows access to Sum, Average, count, Min and Max. I don't have
access
| to that menu. Is that about the version I am running or can I add it?
 
J

Jim Rech

My bad!

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Jim
| That feature has been in Excel since Excel 97.
|
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| Jim
| ||I am a new Excel user. My husband has a drop-down menu next to his
AutoSum
|| that allows access to Sum, Average, count, Min and Max. I don't have
| access
|| to that menu. Is that about the version I am running or can I add it?
|
|
 
M

motherb

When I look at my system, it appears that I am running Excel 2003. Just for
the record: is that "button" there in versions after 2002 or does it have to
be added? I know I sound like a simpleton, but I'd rather ask.....Thanks for
your help.
 
D

Debra Dalgleish

If you have Excel 2003, that button should be available on the standard
toolbar. Have you customized your toolbars? If not, you could try a reset:

Choose Tools>Customize
On the Toolbars tab, select the Standard toolbar
Click the Reset button
Click OK to confirm
Close the Customize dialog box.
 

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