Also if I go into excel and maximize the new book it created the task bar
item changes from Microsoft Excel to Microsoft Excel - Book 1
This is what confuses me. If i have more items on my task bar and the
ammount of space given to that item is reduced then i won't be able to see
the Book 1 Part at all,
but if I look at the Word item it starts with the name of the document I am
working on.
I am just confused why it changes between the two programs, I can't seem to
find a setting to inverse the parts.
"Thomas Dziuk" wrote:
I know this isn't right, or at least isn't a correct interpretation of what I
am seeing as wrong.
Let me explain the steps to see what I see.
Run Microsoft Word
-A new item should appear on your taskbar, for me it shows the Word Document
symbol and then have next to it Document 1 - Microsoft Word
Run Microsoft Excel
- A new item should appear on your taskbar, for me it should the Excel
symbol and next to it says simply Microsoft Excel
For me it doesn't show the name of the excel file im working on, and this is
after i made the change you suggested.
"Tyro" wrote:
All Office programs behave the same way. That has nothing to do with Excel.
That is a Windows setting. The setting is in Control Panel - Taskbar and
Start Menu -Taskbar, Uncheck "Group similar taskbar buttons". You will now
have a button for each open workbook.
Tyro
"Thomas Dziuk" wrote in message
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I noticed today the unlike other programs Excel displays its name before
the
file name in the task bar, this makes it very hard to tell which file is
being worked on if the task bar is full, or if the resolution of the
computer
is low. I think the name and the file name should be swapped to be like
Word
which shows the name first.
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