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If two instances of Excel open top right "X" close only one
 
Is there any way in excel to force the top right most "X" (Close) to
only close the current instance of excel? Currently, even if excel is
opened in different instances the top right most "X" will close all
instances.

I can force excel to always open in a new instance, which solved half
my problem. But now I can't figure out any way to make it only close
one at a time (minus forcing everyone to remember to hit the proper
button or hotkeys).

Thanks for any input.

Gord Dibben

If two instances of Excel open top right "X" close only one
 
If you truly have two instances of Excel running, hitting the "X" will not close
both instances.

Maybe you just have two workbooks open in the same instance.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:34:58 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

Is there any way in excel to force the top right most "X" (Close) to
only close the current instance of excel? Currently, even if excel is
opened in different instances the top right most "X" will close all
instances.

I can force excel to always open in a new instance, which solved half
my problem. But now I can't figure out any way to make it only close
one at a time (minus forcing everyone to remember to hit the proper
button or hotkeys).

Thanks for any input.




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