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XL 2007 - Multiple windows for spreadsheets (SDI)
In Excel 2007, how can we view separate spreadsheets in separate windows?
This has *got* to be simple, but darn if I can find a setting for it... A nice example of what we can to do is to tile multiple spreadsheets or view two side-by-side (NOT using "View Side By Side" in the View ribbon)... Thanks in advance for any tips! -=- mf |
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XL 2007 - Multiple windows for spreadsheets (SDI)
Click the Office button, then the 'Excel Options' button., select Advanced
from the left pane, then in the Display section, check the Show all windows in the Taskbar. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "MF" wrote in message ... In Excel 2007, how can we view separate spreadsheets in separate windows? This has *got* to be simple, but darn if I can find a setting for it... A nice example of what we can to do is to tile multiple spreadsheets or view two side-by-side (NOT using "View Side By Side" in the View ribbon)... Thanks in advance for any tips! -=- mf |
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XL 2007 - Multiple windows for spreadsheets (SDI)
I do have that checked, but i can't seem to open two different spreadsheets
and manipulate their windows independently... (i can select them individually from the taskbar, but when i select one, the other disappears...) Is this PEBCAK? Or is this how Excel 07 works? Thanks for the suggestion! -=- mf "Bob Phillips" wrote: Click the Office button, then the 'Excel Options' button., select Advanced from the left pane, then in the Display section, check the Show all windows in the Taskbar. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "MF" wrote in message ... In Excel 2007, how can we view separate spreadsheets in separate windows? This has *got* to be simple, but darn if I can find a setting for it... A nice example of what we can to do is to tile multiple spreadsheets or view two side-by-side (NOT using "View Side By Side" in the View ribbon)... Thanks in advance for any tips! -=- mf |
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XL 2007 - Multiple windows for spreadsheets (SDI)
OK, I call semi-PEBCAK on myself; one needs to simply launch another
instance of Excel to be able to manage and manipulate separate spreadsheet windows... Guess I'm always trying to do things the hard way! :-) "MF" wrote: I do have that checked, but i can't seem to open two different spreadsheets and manipulate their windows independently... (i can select them individually from the taskbar, but when i select one, the other disappears...) Is this PEBCAK? Or is this how Excel 07 works? Thanks for the suggestion! -=- mf "Bob Phillips" wrote: Click the Office button, then the 'Excel Options' button., select Advanced from the left pane, then in the Display section, check the Show all windows in the Taskbar. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "MF" wrote in message ... In Excel 2007, how can we view separate spreadsheets in separate windows? This has *got* to be simple, but darn if I can find a setting for it... A nice example of what we can to do is to tile multiple spreadsheets or view two side-by-side (NOT using "View Side By Side" in the View ribbon)... Thanks in advance for any tips! -=- mf |
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XL 2007 - Multiple windows for spreadsheets (SDI)
Have you tried View Side By Side on the View tab?
-- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "MF" wrote in message ... OK, I call semi-PEBCAK on myself; one needs to simply launch another instance of Excel to be able to manage and manipulate separate spreadsheet windows... Guess I'm always trying to do things the hard way! :-) "MF" wrote: I do have that checked, but i can't seem to open two different spreadsheets and manipulate their windows independently... (i can select them individually from the taskbar, but when i select one, the other disappears...) Is this PEBCAK? Or is this how Excel 07 works? Thanks for the suggestion! -=- mf "Bob Phillips" wrote: Click the Office button, then the 'Excel Options' button., select Advanced from the left pane, then in the Display section, check the Show all windows in the Taskbar. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "MF" wrote in message ... In Excel 2007, how can we view separate spreadsheets in separate windows? This has *got* to be simple, but darn if I can find a setting for it... A nice example of what we can to do is to tile multiple spreadsheets or view two side-by-side (NOT using "View Side By Side" in the View ribbon)... Thanks in advance for any tips! -=- mf |
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XL 2007 - Multiple windows for spreadsheets (SDI)
View tab of the ribbon, Window group, Arrange All.
- Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "MF" wrote in message ... In Excel 2007, how can we view separate spreadsheets in separate windows? This has *got* to be simple, but darn if I can find a setting for it... A nice example of what we can to do is to tile multiple spreadsheets or view two side-by-side (NOT using "View Side By Side" in the View ribbon)... Thanks in advance for any tips! -=- mf |
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