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charlene29

how do i get my workbooks in separate windows?
 
i need to open my excel application in two seperate windows as they both keep
appearing in one window. the tools, options, view, window taskbar thing did
not work so i would like to know if anyone has any other ideas.

thank you charlene

Gord Dibben

charlene

What is "did not work"?

If using Excel 2000 there was a bug with the Windows in Taskbar option not
sticking when the workbook(s) were shared.

Never fixed until Excel 2002 came out.

OR do you want to see two actual workbooks side by side in the window?

This could be achieved by WindowNew Window and WindowArrangeVertical.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP



On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 08:15:02 -0800, "charlene29"
wrote:

i need to open my excel application in two seperate windows as they both keep
appearing in one window. the tools, options, view, window taskbar thing did
not work so i would like to know if anyone has any other ideas.

thank you charlene



Jason Dove

NO....

I believe the answer is two separate exterior windows of excel running.

When you open two files in Microsoft Word, how many windows open? One or
two separate windows. In previous versions of Excel it would open two
separate windows; however, it seems Microsoft is trying to get us to work in
one window for all excel files opened. That is not what is desired.

Two separate windows.

Tools | Options | General | "Ignore other applications" is not the answer.
Tools | Options | View | "Windows in Taskbar" is not the answer.
Window | Arrange is not the answer.

My coworker stumbled on it, but has no clue how he did it, so I know two
separate exterior windows can be opened.



"Gord Dibben" wrote:

charlene

What is "did not work"?

If using Excel 2000 there was a bug with the Windows in Taskbar option not
sticking when the workbook(s) were shared.

Never fixed until Excel 2002 came out.

OR do you want to see two actual workbooks side by side in the window?

This could be achieved by WindowNew Window and WindowArrangeVertical.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP



On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 08:15:02 -0800, "charlene29"
wrote:

i need to open my excel application in two seperate windows as they both keep
appearing in one window. the tools, options, view, window taskbar thing did
not work so i would like to know if anyone has any other ideas.

thank you charlene




Jason Dove

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...lic.excel.misc

I made a suggestion to have Excel open in 2 windows again.

"charlene29" wrote:

i need to open my excel application in two seperate windows as they both keep
appearing in one window. the tools, options, view, window taskbar thing did
not work so i would like to know if anyone has any other ideas.

thank you charlene



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