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Compare Side by Side
I used the Compare Side by Side feature for three different worksheets from
three workbooks. Now, whenever I open one of the workbooks, the other two are automatically opened as well. How do I turn that off? -- Katy Garrabrant-Hogan Technology Training Coordinator |
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Compare Side by Side
I just figured this out on my own - close the "other" documents first, then
with only the main document open, save it first (with the others closed) then close the document. This should sever the "Compare With" link. -- Katy Garrabrant-Hogan Technology Training Coordinator "Katybug1964" wrote: I used the Compare Side by Side feature for three different worksheets from three workbooks. Now, whenever I open one of the workbooks, the other two are automatically opened as well. How do I turn that off? -- Katy Garrabrant-Hogan Technology Training Coordinator |
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