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Saving in Excel
I think you already have two instances of Excel open or the same workbook open.
Make sure you only have one instance open then you can overwrite the file, also not "Save As" but "Save" "Serenity2u" wrote: When I click File, Save in Excel, the default choice is set as "Save as Copy". I would like to change the default to "Overwrite Changes". How do I do this? |
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