getting rid of the second wookbook version
Help, I did a split screen to view two workbooks and some way ended up with a
duplicate wookbook. However, it is not a seperate file. When I open the file it lists both versions; ie. workbook.xls:1 AND workbook.xls:2. How do I get rid of the second version ( it is the same file I assume) ? Thank you Don |
getting rid of the second wookbook version
You do not tell us what Excel version.
Use Windows or View to display both in tiled form Close the :2 version Save the file best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "PilotsWest" wrote in message ... Help, I did a split screen to view two workbooks and some way ended up with a duplicate wookbook. However, it is not a seperate file. When I open the file it lists both versions; ie. workbook.xls:1 AND workbook.xls:2. How do I get rid of the second version ( it is the same file I assume) ? Thank you Don |
getting rid of the second wookbook version
close either with the "X" in the upper right. Save the wb.
Bob Umlas Excel MVP "PilotsWest" wrote in message ... Help, I did a split screen to view two workbooks and some way ended up with a duplicate wookbook. However, it is not a seperate file. When I open the file it lists both versions; ie. workbook.xls:1 AND workbook.xls:2. How do I get rid of the second version ( it is the same file I assume) ? Thank you Don |
getting rid of the second wookbook version
Thank you so much for your help. I did as you said and now have only one
version. Don "Bernard Liengme" wrote: You do not tell us what Excel version. Use Windows or View to display both in tiled form Close the :2 version Save the file best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "PilotsWest" wrote in message ... Help, I did a split screen to view two workbooks and some way ended up with a duplicate wookbook. However, it is not a seperate file. When I open the file it lists both versions; ie. workbook.xls:1 AND workbook.xls:2. How do I get rid of the second version ( it is the same file I assume) ? Thank you Don . |
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