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Personal macro workbook
I have just installed excel 2007 and kepping excel 2003 also.
Now whenever I open Excel2003 or 2007, personal.xls opens and shows visibali on my start bar. Earlier it was not showing. Can anybody help please? Thanks. Ketan |
Personal macro workbook
Open xl2003
Make sure that personal.xls is active window|hide close excel and answer yes to the save prompt. If you're using a separate personal.xls (personal.xlsm???) in xl2007, then there's an option to hide the window somewhere on the ribbon. wrote: I have just installed excel 2007 and kepping excel 2003 also. Now whenever I open Excel2003 or 2007, personal.xls opens and shows visibali on my start bar. Earlier it was not showing. Can anybody help please? Thanks. Ketan -- Dave Peterson |
Personal macro workbook
Hi Dave and Ketan
If you're using a separate personal.xls (personal.xlsm???) in xl2007 It is xlsb in 2007 What to do if your PERSONAL.XLS(B) is visible When you open Excel and you see PERSONAL.XLS(B) in the title bar you can use this to hide it. Excel 97-2003: WindowHide Excel 2007 : On the View tab in the window group choose Hide Then close Excel and say Yes to save the changes to your PERSONAL file. -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Open xl2003 Make sure that personal.xls is active window|hide close excel and answer yes to the save prompt. If you're using a separate personal.xls (personal.xlsm???) in xl2007, then there's an option to hide the window somewhere on the ribbon. wrote: I have just installed excel 2007 and kepping excel 2003 also. Now whenever I open Excel2003 or 2007, personal.xls opens and shows visibali on my start bar. Earlier it was not showing. Can anybody help please? Thanks. Ketan -- Dave Peterson |
Personal macro workbook
Thanks Ron.
Ron de Bruin wrote: Hi Dave and Ketan If you're using a separate personal.xls (personal.xlsm???) in xl2007 It is xlsb in 2007 What to do if your PERSONAL.XLS(B) is visible When you open Excel and you see PERSONAL.XLS(B) in the title bar you can use this to hide it. Excel 97-2003: WindowHide Excel 2007 : On the View tab in the window group choose Hide Then close Excel and say Yes to save the changes to your PERSONAL file. -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Open xl2003 Make sure that personal.xls is active window|hide close excel and answer yes to the save prompt. If you're using a separate personal.xls (personal.xlsm???) in xl2007, then there's an option to hide the window somewhere on the ribbon. wrote: I have just installed excel 2007 and kepping excel 2003 also. Now whenever I open Excel2003 or 2007, personal.xls opens and shows visibali on my start bar. Earlier it was not showing. Can anybody help please? Thanks. Ketan -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Personal macro workbook
On Dec 31, 10:28*pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
Thanks Ron. Ron de Bruin wrote: Hi Dave and Ketan If you're using a separate personal.xls (personal.xlsm???) in xl2007 It is xlsb in 2007 What to do if your PERSONAL.XLS(B) is visible When you open Excel and you see PERSONAL.XLS(B) in the title bar you can use this to hide it. Excel 97-2003: WindowHide Excel 2007 * * : On the View tab in the window group choose Hide Then close Excel and say Yes to save the changes to your PERSONAL file. -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Dave Peterson" wrote in ... Open xl2003 Make sure that personal.xls is active window|hide close excel and answer yes to the save prompt. If you're using a separate personal.xls (personal.xlsm???) in xl2007, then there's an option to hide the window somewhere on the ribbon. wrote: I have just installed excel 2007 and kepping excel 2003 also. Now whenever I open Excel2003 or 2007, personal.xls opens and shows visibali on my start bar. Earlier it was not showing. Can anybody help please? Thanks. Ketan -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi, Thanks to both of you. Ketan |
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