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I've installed Windows ten and it works great. I see all the drivers are installed and working but unless I have a mouse plugged in, my apple mackbook pro retina ( 2013 ) track pad doesn't right click. If anyone can help that would be amazing! Nov 19, 2016 Right click on the apple logo, right click on system preferences, start typing Bluetooth and then key down to the Bluetooth preferences screen and press enter. You can right click the mouse/trackpad and disconnect and this immediately fixed the issue.
Right Click Does Not Work On My Mac
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I recently installed Microsoft Office 365 Home. The right click option is, apparently, no longer available? I found the following solution, but it appears to be for PC. I need a Mac solution! From your worksheet, press Alt + F11 ( careful, that's ALT + F11) Next press Ctrl+G Type in (or copy here and paste): Application.CommandBars('Cell').Reset Then press the Enter key. Press Alt+Q to return to the worksheet.
Click your right mouse button on any worksheet cell. Does your right click menu appear now? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Juliana, I don't know why people who simply don't know what they are talking about try to answer questions beyond their skill levels. None of the people who replied, so far, have even attempted to follow your steps. Let me preface my answer by explaining that the Visual Basic Editor for Mac that currently exists in Office for Mac is going to replaced very soon, so my answer is based on what exists in Excel up to version 15.37, but does not apply when the new editor is released at some point yet to be determined in the future. I'll bold what you wrote, and then comment about it.
From your worksheet, press Alt + F11 ( careful, that's ALT + F11) Yep, this works! It opens the VB Editor Next press Ctrl+G The existing editor doesn't know keyboard shortcuts. You have to right click on the project and choose Insert Module, then navigate the resulting folders to open Module 1. Type in (or copy here and paste): Application.CommandBars('Cell').Reset The CommandBars collection is a disaster in Office 2016. The reset command will fail.
Right Click On Mouse Not Working
The kind of pop-up menu you are attempting to achieve is called a Context Menu. Excel MVP Ron DeBruin explains how to get them to work in every version of Excel on his page: Press Alt+Q to return to the worksheet. On a Mac, you press Command+Q If you set up your context menus using Ron's advice, they should work just fine. I am an unpaid volunteer and do not work for Microsoft. 'Independent Advisors' work for contractors hired by Microsoft. 'Microsoft Agents' work for Microsoft Support.