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Opening a second worksheet replaces the current
Normally when I'm working with an open spreadsheet I can open another in a
separate window. I've just installed Office 2003 and now when I try to open a new spreadsheet it replaces the one I'm working in. I need to compare both worksheets side by side. Before posting please confirm that you have successfully tested a solution to the scenario I just mentioned. Thanks, |
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Opening a second worksheet replaces the current
Have you tried Windows | Compare Side by Side
This works for me - I just did it. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "doyle" wrote in message ... Normally when I'm working with an open spreadsheet I can open another in a separate window. I've just installed Office 2003 and now when I try to open a new spreadsheet it replaces the one I'm working in. I need to compare both worksheets side by side. Before posting please confirm that you have successfully tested a solution to the scenario I just mentioned. Thanks, |
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