File duplication within Excel 2003
I am having a problem with Excel 2003. I have a file that, when opened,
shows three "versions." I've noticed this when I access the "Window" tab from the list of menu options at the top of the program. For example, let's say the file name ABC. When I access the "Window" tab, I see the following listed on the bottom: ABC1 ABC2 ABC3 I have no idea how this happened. I believe it was from a set of accidental keystrokes. If I make a change in one of the "copies" then that is made to all three. I'd like to know how to get rid of the other "copies" and would appreciate any help that can be given. Thank you. |
File duplication within Excel 2003
I forgot to mention that this situation is NOT resolved by simply renaming
the file under a different name. I end up with the same results. |
File duplication within Excel 2003
Do you really see items like:
ABC:1 ABC:2 ABC:3 (This includes a colon (:) and maybe the extension (abc.xls:1, abc.xls:2)?) If yes, then you have multiple windows to that workbook open--it's not separate workbooks. You can close the windows you want by: Selecting the window to close hit ctrl-f4 Remember to save the file the way you like it. Gary wrote: I am having a problem with Excel 2003. I have a file that, when opened, shows three "versions." I've noticed this when I access the "Window" tab from the list of menu options at the top of the program. For example, let's say the file name ABC. When I access the "Window" tab, I see the following listed on the bottom: ABC1 ABC2 ABC3 I have no idea how this happened. I believe it was from a set of accidental keystrokes. If I make a change in one of the "copies" then that is made to all three. I'd like to know how to get rid of the other "copies" and would appreciate any help that can be given. Thank you. -- Dave Peterson |
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