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XL 03:Side by side windows: as you resize one workbook, the other.
Excel 2003: Side by side windows. An excellent new feature, very good.
But if you resize one of the workbooks, the other should resize automatically. One gets bigger the other smaller. What if more than 2 workbooks open, choose 2 (or 3 or 4?) which resize automatically and the remaining workbooks do not change size. I often have 2 open on the screen, so they should resize automatically. |
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Not so new.
WindowNew WindowArrange has been around for many versions. Sorry about the resize part. Resizing is property of the Window and not the workbook. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 06:28:02 -0700, "White bellied" <White wrote: Excel 2003: Side by side windows. An excellent new feature, very good. But if you resize one of the workbooks, the other should resize automatically. One gets bigger the other smaller. What if more than 2 workbooks open, choose 2 (or 3 or 4?) which resize automatically and the remaining workbooks do not change size. I often have 2 open on the screen, so they should resize automatically. |
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