Closing windw using "X" on Excel should keep other .xls open
 

In MS Word, when you use "X" to close the document, it leaves the other docs
not closed. But in Excel, if I'm working on other xls files, I can't as
easily close the window with that function.

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Closing windw using "X" on Excel should keep other .xls open
 

Excel behaves differently than MSWord.

If you want to close the application (including all the open workbooks), then
use the X on the application's window title bar.

If you want to close just one workbook, then use the X on the worksheet window
title bar.



pctest wrote:

In MS Word, when you use "X" to close the document, it leaves the other docs
not closed. But in Excel, if I'm working on other xls files, I can't as
easily close the window with that function.

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Dave Peterson

Closing windw using "X" on Excel should keep other .xls open
 

I suppose it would be nice if Word and Excel worked the same. I never use the
worksheet window X, because I don't need it in Word.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Excel behaves differently than MSWord.

If you want to close the application (including all the open workbooks), then
use the X on the application's window title bar.

If you want to close just one workbook, then use the X on the worksheet window
title bar.



pctest wrote:

In MS Word, when you use "X" to close the document, it leaves the other docs
not closed. But in Excel, if I'm working on other xls files, I can't as
easily close the window with that function.

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...lic.excel.misc

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Dave Peterson