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Excel opens multiple copies of workbook
When I open an excel file it opens up fileName.xls:1 and fileName.xls:2. You
can ctrl + tab to view each, but I don't want two copies. How did this happen and how do I get only 1 copy to open? Thanks! |
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Excel opens multiple copies of workbook
Sounds like you've create a new window in the workbook. If you look at the
title bar it will say something like Workbookname:2 as the name. Just click on the Close Window button in the right side of the menu bar, not the close application button on the title bar, to remove the additional window. This feature is handy if you need to view one area of a worksheet while making changes in another area. -- Kevin Backmann "SNG" wrote: When I open an excel file it opens up fileName.xls:1 and fileName.xls:2. You can ctrl + tab to view each, but I don't want two copies. How did this happen and how do I get only 1 copy to open? Thanks! |
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