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I have Excel (2003) set up (running in Win2kpro) so that if multiple files
are open then I see each one individually in the task bar. This is what I want. However, unlike Word, when I close one Excel file in the task bar (by right clicking it and choosing the "close" option), ALL the excel files close presumably indicating that I only have 1 instance of Excel running. When I close 1 word doc only that one closes, not all of them. This is very frustrating if I have 3 or 4 files open and they're all currently saved. They all close at once. I don't want that to happen. I only want the one that I close to close. Is this just another annoying inconsistency between office tools or is there a setting that will let me alter this behavior? (the same is true when I close from the upper right close button in the Excel window rather than from the upper rigth close button for the current workbook - but again, word does not behave this way) Thanks, Keith |
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