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how to open multiple Excel files in separate windows?
Currently, after I opened an Excel worksheet, if I click on another Excel
worksheet to open it, it will be open within the same windows or Excel instance/container. I have gone through all the settings and cannot find any way to change this default behavior. This is something we can set in Excel 2003 and I don't know why Microsoft is taking it away from us in Excel 2007?!?!?!?! Right now, the only workaround is to go through Start--All Programs--Microsoft Office to launch another instance of Excel. Then do File--Open to open another worksheet in its own windows. This is VERY cumbersome. Does anyone know how to change this default behavior? Or we are stuck with it? Any help or suggestion is very much appreciated. |
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