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Viewing 2 sheets of the same workbook at the same time
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I'm unable to add a new window when viewing a worksheet, this function is greyed out. How can i activate it. I'm using Vista. Can you advise? Thanks |
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Viewing 2 sheets of the same workbook at the same time
Which version of Excel?
Is the workbook protected? Is it shared? -- David Biddulph "Ron24" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm unable to add a new window when viewing a worksheet, this function is greyed out. How can i activate it. I'm using Vista. Can you advise? Thanks |
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Viewing 2 sheets of the same workbook at the same time
You're using Vista, but which version of Excel are you running?
In any case.........sounds like you have the workbook protected. Remove protection. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 08:25:02 -0700, Ron24 wrote: Hi, I'm unable to add a new window when viewing a worksheet, this function is greyed out. How can i activate it. I'm using Vista. Can you advise? Thanks |
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