Can you view 2 sheets within the same book side by side ?
In Excel 2007, I have a spreadsheet file that has more than one sheet in it.
I know that I can open two separate spreadsheet files and view them side by side. What I want to do is have one excel file open with two sheets in it and see the two sheets side by side for comparison. So far I can't find how to do this, if it is possible. |
Can you view 2 sheets within the same book side by side ?
Excel 2007 is on another PC which is busy.
In Excel 2003 use Window | New Window and you get two views of the same workbook; now open a different sheet in one of them. You can view them side-by-side just as you can with different workbooks The same must be possible in Excel2007 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Bob Grabbe" <Bob wrote in message ... In Excel 2007, I have a spreadsheet file that has more than one sheet in it. I know that I can open two separate spreadsheet files and view them side by side. What I want to do is have one excel file open with two sheets in it and see the two sheets side by side for comparison. So far I can't find how to do this, if it is possible. |
Can you view 2 sheets within the same book side by side ?
Thanks, I found this in Excel 2007 also.
"Bernard Liengme" wrote: Excel 2007 is on another PC which is busy. In Excel 2003 use Window | New Window and you get two views of the same workbook; now open a different sheet in one of them. You can view them side-by-side just as you can with different workbooks The same must be possible in Excel2007 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Bob Grabbe" <Bob wrote in message ... In Excel 2007, I have a spreadsheet file that has more than one sheet in it. I know that I can open two separate spreadsheet files and view them side by side. What I want to do is have one excel file open with two sheets in it and see the two sheets side by side for comparison. So far I can't find how to do this, if it is possible. |
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