Ribbon is the newer word for menu bars, It's located on the top of most programs like Microsoft Office.
It is the wide menu bar at the top of the screen.
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It depends on your version of Excel and how you have it configured, but usually you will see the main menu tool bar (or ribbon) and the formula tool bar.
I had this very same question. The answer it turns out was quite simple. 1. Open Word 2. Right click in the menu bar across the top of word (just below the document name) 3. If the Ribbon is minimized you will see a check next to "minimize the ribbon" 4. Highlight and click the "Minimize the Ribbon" selection. The check mark is gone and the ribbon is back. Hope this helps.
It's called ribbon in the Office 2007 or toolbars in the previous versions of MS Office
In Excel 2007 and higher it is called the Ribbon.
Click on view tab on the ribbon menu bar, then select 100% from the Zoom section.
There are lots of ways. Go to the Insert Menu and choose Function. Click on the Fx just beside the formula bar, or on the Formulas ribbon.
no ribbon in 2003
The menu bar.
The menu ribbon
Microsoft has replaced menus & toolbar with ribbon in some of the programs like Access, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook 2007. It is designed to perform desired tasks quickly. All the commands are collected under tabs.