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My coworker is having a hard time getting more than one workbook to open in a
single instance of Excel. It seems that no matter how we try to open the second workbook, a new instance of Excel is opened. "Ignore other applications" is not selected in Tools - Options. For kicks I tried selecting that as an option and it made no difference. Excel continued to open a new instance with every new file. Any suggestions? |
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you COULD open workbook2 from File/Open, rather than double-clicking in
windows explorer. "StephanieH" wrote in message ... My coworker is having a hard time getting more than one workbook to open in a single instance of Excel. It seems that no matter how we try to open the second workbook, a new instance of Excel is opened. "Ignore other applications" is not selected in Tools - Options. For kicks I tried selecting that as an option and it made no difference. Excel continued to open a new instance with every new file. Any suggestions? |
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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. StephanieH wrote: My coworker is having a hard time getting more than one workbook to open in a single instance of Excel. It seems that no matter how we try to open the second workbook, a new instance of Excel is opened. "Ignore other applications" is not selected in Tools - Options. For kicks I tried selecting that as an option and it made no difference. Excel continued to open a new instance with every new file. Any suggestions? -- Dave Peterson |
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What makes you think there are two instances? Two Excel icon on the taskbar
does not necessarily mean you have two instances - see Tools|Options;open View tab;check if 'Windows in Taskbar' is checked. This is a handy way of going from one book to another, best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "StephanieH" wrote in message ... My coworker is having a hard time getting more than one workbook to open in a single instance of Excel. It seems that no matter how we try to open the second workbook, a new instance of Excel is opened. "Ignore other applications" is not selected in Tools - Options. For kicks I tried selecting that as an option and it made no difference. Excel continued to open a new instance with every new file. Any suggestions? |
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