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Right click the sheet tab of the sheets you want to kill and select "Delete".

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The only way you can delete a sheet and keep it too is to have more than one
file. Use Save-As to create the same file with another name, then delete
the sheet(s) in the copy. HTH Otto
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Right click the sheet tab of the sheets you want to kill and select
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"RWN" wrote:

Right click the sheet tab of the sheets you want to kill and select "Delete".

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the sheets i am trying to delete are not worksheets i opened them under Window /New Window. there is no delete option by right clicking. thank you for your help!


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Hi Bridgette,

the sheets i am trying to delete are not worksheets i opened them under
Window /New Window. there is no delete option by right clicking. thank
you for your help!


Click the workbook's X icon - not the Excel X icon which is at the top right
of the Excel window.


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"RWN" wrote:

Right click the sheet tab of the sheets you want to kill and select
"Delete".

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Regards;
Rob
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the sheets i am trying to delete are not worksheets i opened them under
Window /New Window. there is no delete option by right clicking. thank
you for your help!






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Or, you could right-click on the sheet tab, select 'Move or Copy', then in the 'Move to where...' pull down the top drop-down and select (new book).
Make sure that 'Create a copy' is unticked.

The sheet will be removed from your original workbook and will then occupy a new, separate, untitled workbook.

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"RWN" wrote:

Right click the sheet tab of the sheets you want to kill and select "Delete".

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Thank you i will do that!


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