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how to delete duplicate file example route 2_2:1 or route 2_2
Thanks you solved my problem
"Ragdyer" wrote:
If you're displaying the 2:2 window, and you hit:
<Ctrl <W
You'll see the 2:2 change to 2, meaning you closed *only* the duplicate
window.
NOW, save the file while there's *no :2*.
As Nick explained,
Each time you click (accidentally or intentionally),
<Window <New Window,
You create a *copy* of the sheet.
This is great for being able to display different sections of the same sheet
*or* file at the same time, by going back into <Window, and choosing
<Arrange, and configuring your screen to different display modes.
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HTH,
RD
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"Paul" wrote in message
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Thanks for the reply Nick. On my memory stick the file shows as route 2.
When
I open it it opens up as route 2:1 and route 2:2 under the window drop
down.
I tried closing one of the files but it closes both versions at he same
time
so I cannot save the original. Any other suggestion and how did I create
this
mess?
"Nick Hodge" wrote:
Paul
These are just windows of the same file (WindowNew), just close one,
you
are not closing the file, just the window and then save the file
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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
HIS
www.nickhodge.co.uk
"Paul" wrote in message
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i was working with a file named route2 and somehow it changed to
route2_2:1
and route2_2:2. How do I delete the new files and return to the
origina?.
How
did I create the new files????
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