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Excel new window view
While working in a worksheet, I opened another Window (view) and when I got
out I saved it while they were both open. Not realizing this, I then got in at another time, and made changes to the worksheet. When I got out and clicked "save as" I realized that the other window was still open. Is the data in Window 1 being included in Window 2 when changes are made? |
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Excel new window view
It shouldn't be a problem. Just close one of the 2 windows (click the "x"),
then maximize the other, and then save. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads: 15,500, Files: 352, Subscribers: 53 xdemechanik --- "Excel New Window View" wrote: While working in a worksheet, I opened another Window (view) and when I got out I saved it while they were both open. Not realizing this, I then got in at another time, and made changes to the worksheet. When I got out and clicked "save as" I realized that the other window was still open. Is the data in Window 1 being included in Window 2 when changes are made? |
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