It's not 2 copies of the file, but you've opened two windows in the one
workbook.

Close one window with the X *below* the red X in the top right-hand corner.
Then save the file so that it doesn't open the two windows when you next
open the file.
--
David Biddulph

"Kelli V" <Kelli wrote in message
...
Using 2003, on one file, when I open it, it also opens a copy. File names
shows as filename:1 and filename:2. When changes are made to one, changes
made to other. It is driving me nuts . . . . . . why is this
happening????

Thanks!