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Opening Excel produces multiple copies
When I open certain Excel spreadsheets, the system automatically tacks on a
:1 or :2 or :3 to the end of the file name and opens up 3 copies of the spreadsheet. All 3 appear to be the same spreadsheet and if the information is changed on any of the three, it is changed on the other two. But I don't like it!! How do I get the file NOT to open this way? Thanks!! |
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