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• To start Crystal Ball each time you start Microsoft Excel, select When starting Microsoft Excel, automatically launch Crystal Ball. If others are using Crystal Ball on the same computer, each of you can have separate startup settings. • If multiple versions of Microsoft Excel are installed, select which version of Microsoft Excel should start with Crystal Ball. How to create a flowchart in word for mac.

• If several versions of Microsoft.Net Framework are installed, select Use Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0, 3.0, or 3.5 (Recommended) to ensure the appropriate version is used. • Optional: Microsoft Excel 2010 lists Crystal Ball Developer Kit functions with all of its functions when you use the Formula AutoComplete feature while typing a function name in a cell. If you are using Microsoft Excel 2010, an additional checkbox is displayed: Load Developer Kit upon launch.

This checkbox is selected by default. Clear it to disable the Developer Kit and remove Crystal Ball functions from the AutoComplete list. If you have disabled the Crystal Ball Developer Kit, enable it if necessary.

Problem Crystal Ball freezes up when selecting “Open Workbook” from initial Crystal Ball Welcome screen. Solution The solution for this is to avoid choosing “Open Workbook” from that initial screen and choose “Use Crystal Ball”. After Excel fully opens, you can go to “File->Open” to open a workbook.

If you already have a frozen session, you will need to close it manually by going to the Citrix Connection Center and terminating the session. Then you should be able to launch Crystal Ball again. If that does not work, you should be able to launch a second application named “Crystal Ball_2”, which should open a separate Crystal Ball.