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How do i open excel sheets under one excel program
i opened several excel file, but it turns out to be opened in different excel
program, i.e. i cann't switch to the other excel files by pressing Ctrl + Tab, as the files are opened by another excel. in order to switch inside excel program i had to use open... from toolbar, instead of simply double clip the file from explore. i think there is one opions might have been set wrong, but just don't know where i could reset this function. thanks to reply me if you know this! it could be of great help to me. |
How do i open excel sheets under one excel program
Hello Raypan, The normal mode for Excel is to open files in the same program. Unles you are launching Excel from another program, all excel files shoul open in the same Excel program. If this not the case you prpbably hav a corrupt entry in the registry. You can restore Excels defaults b doing the following... 1. Click START 2. Select RUN... 3. Type in EXCEL.EXE/RegServer 4. Click OK Sincerely, Leith Ros -- Leith Ros ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Leith Ross's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1846 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=49711 |
How do i open excel sheets under one excel program
Sometimes one of these works:
Tools|Options|General|Ignore other applications (uncheck it) --- or --- Close Excel and Windows Start Button|Run excel /unregserver then Windows Start Button|Run excel /regserver The /unregserver & /regserver stuff resets the windows registry to excel's factory defaults. raypan wrote: i opened several excel file, but it turns out to be opened in different excel program, i.e. i cann't switch to the other excel files by pressing Ctrl + Tab, as the files are opened by another excel. in order to switch inside excel program i had to use open... from toolbar, instead of simply double clip the file from explore. i think there is one opions might have been set wrong, but just don't know where i could reset this function. thanks to reply me if you know this! it could be of great help to me. -- Dave Peterson |
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