Open File gives me *.xls:1 and *.xls:2. What is this?
When I open a particular file provided by a client it opens two copies :1 and
:2. and 1 is hidden. If there's a short explanation for what causes this and what it means I'd appreciate that. Otherwise what should I search under in Help or elsewhere for more info. |
Window|New window
creates these windows. if book1.xls:1 is truely hidden, you can use windows|Unhide to, er, unhide it. After it's showing, you can click on the window you don't want and hit ctrl-w to close it. ex_king_john wrote: When I open a particular file provided by a client it opens two copies :1 and :2. and 1 is hidden. If there's a short explanation for what causes this and what it means I'd appreciate that. Otherwise what should I search under in Help or elsewhere for more info. -- Dave Peterson |
Truly!
Dave Peterson wrote: Window|New window creates these windows. if book1.xls:1 is truely hidden, you can use windows|Unhide to, er, unhide it. After it's showing, you can click on the window you don't want and hit ctrl-w to close it. ex_king_john wrote: When I open a particular file provided by a client it opens two copies :1 and :2. and 1 is hidden. If there's a short explanation for what causes this and what it means I'd appreciate that. Otherwise what should I search under in Help or elsewhere for more info. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Dont worry Dave. I believe you.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Truly! Dave Peterson wrote: Window|New window creates these windows. if book1.xls:1 is truely hidden, you can use windows|Unhide to, er, unhide it. After it's showing, you can click on the window you don't want and hit ctrl-w to close it. ex_king_john wrote: When I open a particular file provided by a client it opens two copies :1 and :2. and 1 is hidden. If there's a short explanation for what causes this and what it means I'd appreciate that. Otherwise what should I search under in Help or elsewhere for more info. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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