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Worksheet Tabs are missing/hidden in MS Excel! How to Fix? It can be disconcerting when you open an Excel workbook that has several worksheets, but you only see single worksheet. If this happens, your "missing" worksheets may be hiding in plain sight due to a simple Excel setting. In addition to restoring vanished worksheet tabs, I'll also describe a couple of techniques for navigating workbooks easier, as well as other ways to find hidden worksheets.   Typically, within an Excel workbook you'll see worksheet tabs along the bottom of the screen, but it's also possible to hide the worksheet tabs, as shown in Figure 1. To manage this setting: Excel 2010/2013:  As shown in Figure 2, choose File, Options, and then enable the Show Sheet Tabs setting in the Display Options section of the Advanced options. Excel 2007:  Click the Office button, choose Excel Options, and then then enable the Show Sheet Tabs setting in the Display Options section of the Advanced

Modify the language of the default mailbox folders The folders of Outlook (Inbox, Calendar, Contacts, etc…) are in English but I’m using a Dutch version of Outlook. I cannot rename these folders like I can with my other folders (the Rename option is grayed out). How can I match the name of the folders to the language of Outlook? By default, the names of the default folders will match the language of Outlook. However, if you have been using a different language of Outlook before when these folders were created, you’ll have to reset the folders to match the language of Outlook again by starting Outlook with the  /resetfoldernames switch. Windows 10 Start-> type;  outlook.exe /resetfoldernames (you can also type this directly in the Cortana Search box in the Taskbar) Windows 8 Start Screen-> type;  outlook.exe /resetfoldernames As soon as you start typing, a search box will automatically appear. Windows Vista and Windows 7  Start-> type;  outlook.exe /resetfoldern