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I want to launch Excel 2007 in Maximized state every time
In all previous versions of Excel, you could specify that when you open the
program, the worksheet would open maximized on the screen. This new Excel 2007 doesn't always do that. Often when I open it, the program displays tiled in the center of my screen. If I then maximize it and close it, and then open it again - it will open maximized. Does anyone know how I can STOP it from opening in a reduced size - and always open maximized to my screen? |
I want to launch Excel 2007 in Maximized state every time
I think your memory is failing <bg.
xl2003 (and previous versions) remember the window state from when I previously closed excel. But you could use a macro in a workbook in your XLStart folder that maximizes the screen: Option Explicit Sub auto_open() Application.WindowState = xlMaximized ThisWorkbook.Close savechanges:=False End Sub Karen B wrote: In all previous versions of Excel, you could specify that when you open the program, the worksheet would open maximized on the screen. This new Excel 2007 doesn't always do that. Often when I open it, the program displays tiled in the center of my screen. If I then maximize it and close it, and then open it again - it will open maximized. Does anyone know how I can STOP it from opening in a reduced size - and always open maximized to my screen? -- Dave Peterson |
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