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open spreadsheets into separate excel instance
I feel Excel should allow you to open new spreadsheets into separate windows
just like Word does. Then, you can manipulate them easily. I hate to open different spreadsheets into the same Excel window. Yes, I understand how to work around this, but it is painful when you want to Cut & Paste between two different spreadsheets, then I have to keep opening a new Excel, FileOpen, find the document, etc. Very insane. Needs to have an option in Excel settings to work around this problem. |
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open spreadsheets into separate excel instance
In Excel 2007 I found an option to 'Show all windows in the Taskbar' under
Excel Options- Advanced - Display... Select it to solve your problem. Which version are you using? "David Blaine Fullerton" wrote: I feel Excel should allow you to open new spreadsheets into separate windows just like Word does. Then, you can manipulate them easily. I hate to open different spreadsheets into the same Excel window. Yes, I understand how to work around this, but it is painful when you want to Cut & Paste between two different spreadsheets, then I have to keep opening a new Excel, FileOpen, find the document, etc. Very insane. Needs to have an option in Excel settings to work around this problem. |
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