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Is there a binder equivalent for Excel 2003?
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What do you mean? Please elucidate,
Regards, Alan. "Binder equivalent for Excel 2003" <Binder equivalent for Excel wrote in message ... Is there a binder equivalent for Excel 2003? |
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I know that past versions of Excel had a function called Binder, although I
never could figure out how to use it. What I need is a method of grouping two or more workbooks together such that when one is copied to another location, all of the workbooks in that group are also copied. Any ideas? "Alan" wrote: What do you mean? Please elucidate, Regards, Alan. "Binder equivalent for Excel 2003" <Binder equivalent for Excel wrote in message ... Is there a binder equivalent for Excel 2003? |
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Binder was discontinued in Office 2000 (maybe 2002). There is no
current program (at least from MS) that replicates its functionality. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Binder equivalent for Excel 2003" <Binder equivalent for Excel wrote in message ... Is there a binder equivalent for Excel 2003? |
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I've never used binder, but there was an article in PCMagazine that you may want
to look at: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,5224,00.asp Binder equivalent for Excel 2003 wrote: Is there a binder equivalent for Excel 2003? -- Dave Peterson |
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