Excel missing Logo on Icon Button

[Fenshome]

Had an automtic update occur last night for Win 7 PC and this morning the Excel Logo on the Excel Button is missing. I use to be able to associate the program with the Logo in XP, but do not know how this is done in Win 7.

Any suggestions.

 

[fireberd]

Right click on the icon then Left click on Properties. Click the Change Icon box. Slightly different but basically the same as XP.

 

[Fenshome]

Change Icon is greyed out, can't get access

 

[Fenshome]

Don't worry I just did a repair and it was back to normal

Thanks

 

[JazzDemon]

Yeah mine was greyed out too. I did a 'repair' just like the person above me and it's now fine. Strange that it only affected Excel ??

Btw, incase anyone else wonders, you have to put in the original Office 2007 disc in to get the option to 'repair'.

 

[anjelone]

You can also try the following:
Start->All Programs->Microsoft Office->Microsoft Office tools->Microsoft Picture Manager
In the “help” menu, click “detect and repair” option with “restore my shortcut while repairing” box checked.
This should restore all icons back. It worked for me at least.

 

[MelTorefas]

I wanted to thank anjelone for reviving this thread three weeks ago. Their solution worked for me too.

 

[bogeyman]

Unbelievable - I had the same problem and googled it and up came this thread. Problem solved

 

[PowerUser]

gr8 solution! it was kind of uneasy feeling to have an excel shortcut with missing logo n this simple solution helped to fix the problem. thanx anjelone!

 

[vcgerber]

How to repair Office 2013 without a disk

Windows 7
Click Start > Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features.
Click the Office folder.
Click change and then choose Repair.

This worked for me, and I didn't need a disk.

 

[strollin]

Welcome to Seven Forums!

This thread is from 2010 and the most recent post was almost 2 years ago. You'd be better off starting a new thread rather than posting in an old thread.

 

[vcgerber]

I never looked at the dates, actually never do.... I googled this problem, and this thread was one of the top results, and the one that actually helped me, even though it prompted a separate search of its own that actually led me to the solution. Makes sense to me to respond to this one since it is the one that almost completely helped me. Thanks though.

 

[taffyb]

Post by Anjelone fixed my problem, after trying several others solutions that were more complex and unsuccessful. Thank you!

 

[WNeuok]

Windows 7
Click Start > Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features.
Click the Office folder.
Click change and then choose Repair.

This worked for me, and I didn't need a disk.

I googled this problem and just wanted others to know that this is a working solution, thanks for this post.