I still haven't found a way to make a transpose tool bar shortcut, although I read in another forum that Cmd-E is supposed to paste->transpose, but it doesn't for me. Therefore, the above may or may not work for you.
I checked it and the shortcuts continue to work and hovering over an icon displays what function it's supposed to perform. So I exited Excel 2011 and went back in and all the shortcuts are again working and "Show ScreenTips for toolbar commands" is un-checked. (However the Edit menu does show that Cmd+C does "copy to scrapbook".) A keyboard shortcut is much quicker than the Insert tab route. And after more experimentation no matter if I check or un-check "Show ScreenTips for toolbar commands" I can't get Cmd-C to copy. I went back in and checked "Show ScreenTips for toolbar commands" and Cmd-C started working again. Now as I wrote this posting I found out that Cmd-C stopped working again. Once I UNchecked that box the shortcuts started working again (after "OK" dismissing the window) and the shortcut keys were displayed in the menus.īTW, " Show shortcut keys in ScreenTips" is checked for me. (That setting is supposed to show what an icon is supposed to do if you hover the mouse-pointer over it.) In the window that appears the Toolbars and Menus "tab" is displayed (for me).Ĭheck or un-check "Show ScreenTips for toolbar commands". I had flakey results: go to menu View -> Toolbars -> Customize Toolbars and Menus. (In addition, selecting an area and hitting Cmd-C did not display the crawling-ants indication around the selection.) I found the problem using Excel with Office 2011, but it may apply to Word too.)Ĭmd-C, Cmd-V, Cmd-X and maybe others stopped working and the shortcuts weren't displayed in the menu after I was messing around trying to add Paste->Transpose to the tool bar. [Note: I'm using Cmd- the same as Cmd+ as you don't actually type the hyphen or plus, and Cmd is the "command" keyboard key.
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