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I have a user that needs to open 2 spreadsheets in 2 different Excel windows.
She had the "Ignore other applications that use Dymanic Data Exchange (DDE)" checked, allowing for multiple instances of Excell, but this function did not allow her to double click a file to open in Excel. She would have to open Excel, and open the file that way. Unchecking this box allows the files to be opened by double clicking, but takes away the ability to open multiple instances of Excel. We, as a company, are migrating from Office 2003 to Office 2007 and the user states she was able to do this in Excel 2003 with no problems. Did this functionality change in Excel 2007, or are there more settings to check? Thanks in advance for the help. |
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