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Frequent workbooks
There are about 10 workbooks that I open every day, usually several times a
day. Excel remembers the last 9 files, not the 10 most wanted. is there an easy way to put these at my fingertips (like the links across the top of Firefox, or some drop-down menu where I can put what I want on). |
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Frequent workbooks
Why dont you try this.
Open all 10 workbooks. Save As WorkSpace. Opening this workspace will open all 10 workbooks. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "widman" wrote: There are about 10 workbooks that I open every day, usually several times a day. Excel remembers the last 9 files, not the 10 most wanted. is there an easy way to put these at my fingertips (like the links across the top of Firefox, or some drop-down menu where I can put what I want on). |
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In 2003 check under menu 'File'.. Save as WorkSpace
In 2007 check for 'Save WorkSpace' tab under 'View' If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Why dont you try this. Open all 10 workbooks. Save As WorkSpace. Opening this workspace will open all 10 workbooks. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "widman" wrote: There are about 10 workbooks that I open every day, usually several times a day. Excel remembers the last 9 files, not the 10 most wanted. is there an easy way to put these at my fingertips (like the links across the top of Firefox, or some drop-down menu where I can put what I want on). |
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No, I rarely want all ten open at a time, and some are templates. I only have 4 GB of RAM. There are several that will only open in a certain order without giving VISTA or Excel 2003 an error message that there are not enough resources and destroy my links and formulas. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: In 2003 check under menu 'File'.. Save as WorkSpace In 2007 check for 'Save WorkSpace' tab under 'View' If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Why dont you try this. Open all 10 workbooks. Save As WorkSpace. Opening this workspace will open all 10 workbooks. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "widman" wrote: There are about 10 workbooks that I open every day, usually several times a day. Excel remembers the last 9 files, not the 10 most wanted. is there an easy way to put these at my fingertips (like the links across the top of Firefox, or some drop-down menu where I can put what I want on). |
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OK. If there is an order, why dont you try placing a link to the 10th
worksheet in the 9th . If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "widman" wrote: No, I rarely want all ten open at a time, and some are templates. I only have 4 GB of RAM. There are several that will only open in a certain order without giving VISTA or Excel 2003 an error message that there are not enough resources and destroy my links and formulas. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: In 2003 check under menu 'File'.. Save as WorkSpace In 2007 check for 'Save WorkSpace' tab under 'View' If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Why dont you try this. Open all 10 workbooks. Save As WorkSpace. Opening this workspace will open all 10 workbooks. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "widman" wrote: There are about 10 workbooks that I open every day, usually several times a day. Excel remembers the last 9 files, not the 10 most wanted. is there an easy way to put these at my fingertips (like the links across the top of Firefox, or some drop-down menu where I can put what I want on). |
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I can't have all 10 open at once. Not enough memory. but I need all 10 or so
available without navigating all over the place each time I need them. I'm looking for a one stop way to have them available "Jacob Skaria" wrote: OK. If there is an order, why dont you try placing a link to the 10th worksheet in the 9th . If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "widman" wrote: No, I rarely want all ten open at a time, and some are templates. I only have 4 GB of RAM. There are several that will only open in a certain order without giving VISTA or Excel 2003 an error message that there are not enough resources and destroy my links and formulas. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: In 2003 check under menu 'File'.. Save as WorkSpace In 2007 check for 'Save WorkSpace' tab under 'View' If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Why dont you try this. Open all 10 workbooks. Save As WorkSpace. Opening this workspace will open all 10 workbooks. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "widman" wrote: There are about 10 workbooks that I open every day, usually several times a day. Excel remembers the last 9 files, not the 10 most wanted. is there an easy way to put these at my fingertips (like the links across the top of Firefox, or some drop-down menu where I can put what I want on). |
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