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stevjones

Display a greater number of recently used spreadsheets on File ta.
 
When I use the File pulldown tab, Excel displays (at the bottom) my recently
used spreadsheets. The default is either three or four spreadsheets. At
some time in the past I figured out how to increase this to six spreadsheets,
but now I would like to increase this number again, but can't figure out how
I did it! Can anyone help? Thanks.

I'm using Microsoft Office Excel 2003 SP1.

Debra Dalgleish

Choose ToolsOptions
On the General tab, increase the number for the 'Recently used file
list' setting
Click OK

stevjones wrote:
When I use the File pulldown tab, Excel displays (at the bottom) my recently
used spreadsheets. The default is either three or four spreadsheets. At
some time in the past I figured out how to increase this to six spreadsheets,
but now I would like to increase this number again, but can't figure out how
I did it! Can anyone help? Thanks.

I'm using Microsoft Office Excel 2003 SP1.



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Debra Dalgleish
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David Biddulph

"stevjones" wrote in message
...
When I use the File pulldown tab, Excel displays (at the bottom) my
recently
used spreadsheets. The default is either three or four spreadsheets. At
some time in the past I figured out how to increase this to six
spreadsheets,
but now I would like to increase this number again, but can't figure out
how
I did it! Can anyone help? Thanks.

I'm using Microsoft Office Excel 2003 SP1.


Tools/ Options/ General/ Recently used file list
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David Biddulph




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