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Using Microsoft Office 2004 Excel I am unable to have open only one
file/workbook at a time. When I try to open two workbooks at a time in Excel - the first workbook closes. This is really frustrating and I need to be able to work with multiple workbooks. I have been unable to find how to this problem occurred or how to fix it. |
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Office 2003???
When you open the second workbook, maybe the first workbook is just hidden under that newly opened workbook. Window|arrange|tiled would show you all of them. You can select an open workbook by clicking on its name at the bottom of that Window menu. Or you can use ctrl-f6 and ctrl-shift-f6 to toggle between open workbooks. ctrl-tab and ctrl-shift-tab do the same thing. Welsin wrote: Using Microsoft Office 2004 Excel I am unable to have open only one file/workbook at a time. When I try to open two workbooks at a time in Excel - the first workbook closes. This is really frustrating and I need to be able to work with multiple workbooks. I have been unable to find how to this problem occurred or how to fix it. -- Dave Peterson |
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Excel 2004 is the Mac version so assume OP is on a Mac.
Don't know if the Mac has the same window arranging system or shortcut keys as Windows, but worth a try<g Gord On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 19:55:52 -0600, Dave Peterson wrote: Office 2003??? When you open the second workbook, maybe the first workbook is just hidden under that newly opened workbook. Window|arrange|tiled would show you all of them. You can select an open workbook by clicking on its name at the bottom of that Window menu. Or you can use ctrl-f6 and ctrl-shift-f6 to toggle between open workbooks. ctrl-tab and ctrl-shift-tab do the same thing. Welsin wrote: Using Microsoft Office 2004 Excel I am unable to have open only one file/workbook at a time. When I try to open two workbooks at a time in Excel - the first workbook closes. This is really frustrating and I need to be able to work with multiple workbooks. I have been unable to find how to this problem occurred or how to fix it. |
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Mac's are my specialty.
(I've been incorrect a couple of times this weekend on those thingys.) Gord Dibben wrote: Excel 2004 is the Mac version so assume OP is on a Mac. Don't know if the Mac has the same window arranging system or shortcut keys as Windows, but worth a try<g Gord On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 19:55:52 -0600, Dave Peterson wrote: Office 2003??? When you open the second workbook, maybe the first workbook is just hidden under that newly opened workbook. Window|arrange|tiled would show you all of them. You can select an open workbook by clicking on its name at the bottom of that Window menu. Or you can use ctrl-f6 and ctrl-shift-f6 to toggle between open workbooks. ctrl-tab and ctrl-shift-tab do the same thing. Welsin wrote: Using Microsoft Office 2004 Excel I am unable to have open only one file/workbook at a time. When I try to open two workbooks at a time in Excel - the first workbook closes. This is really frustrating and I need to be able to work with multiple workbooks. I have been unable to find how to this problem occurred or how to fix it. -- Dave Peterson |
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