While you are in the Excel options (I have 2010 so I'm not sure what the difference might be in 2007), under the Customize Ribbon option, make sure you enable the "Developer" tab. There are a lot of items on that tab, such as macros, Add-Ins, etc. You might be able to fix the issue once you see the Developer tab.
John F
--- In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Mosca" <wrmosca@...> wrote:
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> Eric
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> I Googled ForecastX and went to their FAQ page (http://www.johngalt.com/galt_university/Sales_Forecasting_Resource_Center.shtml). I got this information:
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> Q: I have successfully installed the ForecastX Wizard™, and it is showing up in my toolbar, but nothing happens when I click on the toolbar buttons.
> A: There are a couple different reasons why you might be experiencing this. Please work through the following solutions first:
> Make sure the ForecastX Wizard™ is not disabled in the add-ins:
> Open Excel and click the Office Button on the top left corner of the Excel window and click on the Excel Options button down at the bottom.
> In the Excel Options window, click on the Add-Ins section on the list on the left. You will see Manage: and a drop down menu area. Scroll to "Disabled Items" and click "Go".
> A window will pop up titled "Disabled Items". If the ForecastX Add-In is in this list, select it and click the "Enable" button and then "Close." Close and re-open Excel and test the program.
> Verify all the correct permissions are set in Excel Options:
> If the "disable all add-in applications" and "Require Application Add-Ins to be signed by the Trusted Publisher" are activated, the toolbar will not function. To verify the settings of the two options, go through the following steps:
> Click on the Office Button to open the following Window, and select "Excel Options".
> Then click on the "Trust Center Option" and then "Trust Center Settings"
> Select the "Add-Ins" feature and verify that the two fields "disable all Application Add-Ins" and "Require Application Add-Ins to be signed by the Trusted Publisher" are NOT selected. If they are selected, de-select, click OK, close Excel, re-open and test.
> If you have checked both of these and are still experiencing issues or error messages, you can fill out a trouble ticket (http://www.johngalt.com/trouble_ticket.asp) on our website and one of our representatives will be able to assist you within 1-2 business days. Due to higher call volume, please be sure to allow for extra time before projects, mid-terms and finals. Please be sure to have the original installation source on hand. Support is available from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM CST, Monday through Friday.
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> --- In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, Barry White wrote:
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> Yikes I cannot find this to save my life...no matter what I do.
> Â
> I am in Microsoft Office 2007
> Â
> I loaded the software called ForecastX, it is (or was) an add-in to Excel, and I cannot figure out how to have the GUI displayed on my toolbar.
> Â
> In essence, I cannot find this add-in anywhere in Excel. Any help would be appreciated.
> Â
> All the suggestions I have received so far dont seem to work.
> Â
> Eric Lutz
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>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Glenn Lloyd
> To: MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Monday, December 17, 2012 1:55 PM
> Subject: RE: [MS_AccessPros] OFF TOPIC, Adding an Add-In to MS Excel Tool Bar after install
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> Eric,
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> Look for Add-ins in the Access Options. You get there by clicking the Office
> Button (Large circular button at the top left) and then clicking Options in
> the window that opes.
>
> Glenn
>
> From: mailto:MS_Access_Professionals%40yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:mailto:MS_Access_Professionals%40yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Barry White
> Sent: December-17-12 1:45 PM
> To: mailto:MS_Access_Professionals%40yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [MS_AccessPros] OFF TOPIC, Adding an Add-In to MS Excel Tool Bar
> after install
>
> Okay, get all the laughter out of system now. I'll wait and give you a
> moment.........OK ready?
>
> The company I work for just got MS Office 2007. We upgraded from MS Office
> 2000. (insert snickers here).
> Obviously, there's these "new" things called ribbons in this version.
>
> In the 2000 or 2003 office version all you had were drop down menus, and
> after installing various add-ins to Excel ,
> you could go to the tools menu I believe, and click on the square for adding
> a specific add-in to your tool bar,
> so that once selected it would actually display as a GUI and be part of your
> existing tool bar.
>
> How do I find this menu list in the 2007 version of MS Excel if I want to
> add, an add-in to my tool bar? Does anyone know how to get to this list of
> add-ins in 2007 Office?
>
> Sigh...never mind that 2013 Office is coming out soon....
>
> Merry Christmas and Happy Ho-Ho-Holidays everyone.
>
> Eric Lutz
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