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badgolferman
Please suggest a method for displaying two separate Excel 2007 windows
rather than two spreadsheets within one window.
rather than two spreadsheets within one window.
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Rob
Please suggest a method for displaying two separate Excel 2007 windows
rather than two spreadsheets within one window.
Start 2 instances of Excel.
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badgolferman
Rob said:Start 2 instances of Excel.
Thank you, that'll work. I have been opening two spreadsheets by
double-clicking the files themselves and they always loaded into one
Excel window.
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R. C. White
Hi, badgolferman.
FYI: With Excel 2010, the Jump List feature will let you do this easily.
Just highlight Excel 2010 in the Start menu, choose one spreadsheet from the
Jump List; then repeat, choosing the second spreadsheet. Two instances of
Excel appear in the Taskbar and can be accessed independently of each other.
(Yes, a third, fourth, etc., can be added in the same way.) I don't recall
if Excel 2007 had Jump Lists.
RC
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"badgolferman" wrote in message
Thank you, that'll work. I have been opening two spreadsheets by
double-clicking the files themselves and they always loaded into one
Excel window.
FYI: With Excel 2010, the Jump List feature will let you do this easily.
Just highlight Excel 2010 in the Start menu, choose one spreadsheet from the
Jump List; then repeat, choosing the second spreadsheet. Two instances of
Excel appear in the Taskbar and can be accessed independently of each other.
(Yes, a third, fourth, etc., can be added in the same way.) I don't recall
if Excel 2007 had Jump Lists.
RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
[email protected]
Microsoft Windows MVP (2002-2010)
Windows Live Mail 2011 (Build 15.4.3508.1109) in Win7 Ultimate x64 SP1
"badgolferman" wrote in message
Start 2 instances of Excel.
Thank you, that'll work. I have been opening two spreadsheets by
double-clicking the files themselves and they always loaded into one
Excel window.
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James Silverton
Start 2 instances of Excel.
I'd also move one to the left of the screen and the other to the right
as discussed in the "Half Screen" thread yesterday.
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James Silverton, Potomac
I'm *not* [email protected]
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Gene E. Bloch
Start 2 instances of Excel.
Thanks - I tried this, and it also works in my Excel 2003. Who knew?
(OK, Rob knew!)
R. C. White's jump list suggestion seems not to work on this old
version, but heck, it's nice to have any method that works for me.
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Gordon
Jump lists are a function of the version of Windows not Office AFAIK...I don't recall if Excel 2007 had Jump Lists.