I don't remember having to check that every time. Was there a way to get it enabled by default, and a drawback to doing so (memory, CPU overhead, larger output files, etc)?
I thought I might have forgotten to install some optional component when I reinstalled everything from scratch (and backup) after a hard drive crash about a year and a half ago, but I just checked the box and it worked.
It has been a while since I've used hex in Excel however and while this is far from the first time I've used it on the old computer in the last ten years (longer if you count Excel 97 under Windows 98, I did say this was old and I was displaying the table
on the old computer while I worked on the Windows 7 system), it is in another way of looking at things the first time I actually have done so on this hard drive. The install was about as clean as you can make it given that the "new" hard drive had to be partitioned
and formatted after it had been DoD wiped.
Thanks.