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I know clicking the lower x button should close the current workbook, while
clicking the uppermost one should close Excel entirely, but I'm getting the same result whichever one I click. (Workbook closes but Excel is still open.) I know I can use the Office button and click exit. But I'd rather go back to the way it should be. Have I inadvertently toggled something? Is there a way to untoggle whatever it might be? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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Goto Office buttonExcel OptionsAdvancedDisplay sectionuncheck Show all
windows in TaskbarOK -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "CTURNER82" wrote in message ... I know clicking the lower x button should close the current workbook, while clicking the uppermost one should close Excel entirely, but I'm getting the same result whichever one I click. (Workbook closes but Excel is still open.) I know I can use the Office button and click exit. But I'd rather go back to the way it should be. Have I inadvertently toggled something? Is there a way to untoggle whatever it might be? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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Exactly what I needed! Thanks!
"T. Valko" wrote: Goto Office buttonExcel OptionsAdvancedDisplay sectionuncheck Show all windows in TaskbarOK -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "CTURNER82" wrote in message ... I know clicking the lower x button should close the current workbook, while clicking the uppermost one should close Excel entirely, but I'm getting the same result whichever one I click. (Workbook closes but Excel is still open.) I know I can use the Office button and click exit. But I'd rather go back to the way it should be. Have I inadvertently toggled something? Is there a way to untoggle whatever it might be? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "CTURNER82" wrote in message ... Exactly what I needed! Thanks! "T. Valko" wrote: Goto Office buttonExcel OptionsAdvancedDisplay sectionuncheck Show all windows in TaskbarOK -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "CTURNER82" wrote in message ... I know clicking the lower x button should close the current workbook, while clicking the uppermost one should close Excel entirely, but I'm getting the same result whichever one I click. (Workbook closes but Excel is still open.) I know I can use the Office button and click exit. But I'd rather go back to the way it should be. Have I inadvertently toggled something? Is there a way to untoggle whatever it might be? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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