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I have Excel 2007 and tend to open multiple sheets at a time. In
Excel 2003, when you elect to close the program, it would close all
opened sheet, except those with changes (it asks if you want to save).
In Excel 2007, it requires you to close each opened sheet manually. Is
there a way to get Excel 2007 to close all sheets when one elects to
close the program - I hate these extra steps!

I looked thru the Options, but did not see a entry for what I want.
Does anyone have any advice/suggestions?

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Hi, Are you talking about sheets or workbooks??

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Hi Charliec

In Excel 2007 you can double click on the Office Buttton (round button next to the Home tab)

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I have Excel 2007 and tend to open multiple sheets at a time. In
Excel 2003, when you elect to close the program, it would close all
opened sheet, except those with changes (it asks if you want to save).
In Excel 2007, it requires you to close each opened sheet manually. Is
there a way to get Excel 2007 to close all sheets when one elects to
close the program - I hate these extra steps!

I looked thru the Options, but did not see a entry for what I want.
Does anyone have any advice/suggestions?

Thanks
Charliec
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On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 02:12:02 -0000, "D." wrote:

Hi, Are you talking about sheets or workbooks??


I guess that would be workbooks.
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You can set your view settings so that all Excel windows are not shown in
the taskbar. I don't know exactly where this is, click on the round Office
button, click Excel Options, and check out the various view options.

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I have Excel 2007 and tend to open multiple sheets at a time. In
Excel 2003, when you elect to close the program, it would close all
opened sheet, except those with changes (it asks if you want to save).
In Excel 2007, it requires you to close each opened sheet manually. Is
there a way to get Excel 2007 to close all sheets when one elects to
close the program - I hate these extra steps!

I looked thru the Options, but did not see a entry for what I want.
Does anyone have any advice/suggestions?

Thanks
Charliec
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Charliec



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