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What is "Book 1" in excel?
How can I disable the "Do you want to save changes to Book1" every time I
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What is "Book 1" in excel?
hi
book 1 is the default blank workbook that excel opens with. each time a new workbook is add, excel will number it as book 2, book 3 etc. it will keep the name book whatever untill you save the file and give it another name. otherwise excel will save it as book 1. "Do you want to save changes to Book1" this message usually appears when you close excel and there are open workbooks with unsaved changes. it should not appear when you save a workbook so i'm confused. please explain more. Regards FSt1 "tz" wrote: How can I disable the "Do you want to save changes to Book1" every time I save an excel file? |
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What is "Book 1" in excel?
Hi,
Unless you have made some sort of changes to Book 1 you will not be prompted to save it. You are never prompted to save one workbook when you save another - Unless you are closing Excel as a means of saving a workbook. If so, that is not the way to save a file, just choose File, Save or click the Close button for the file (not the Close button for Excel). -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "tz" wrote: How can I disable the "Do you want to save changes to Book1" every time I save an excel file? |
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