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March 27th, 2009, 02:14 PM
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How can I start a new excel program for each opened excel file?
I would like to have an excel program running for each opened excel file. So
for example if I opened 3 excel files, I will have 3 copies of excel running in my comuputer 
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March 27th, 2009, 06:31 PM
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How can I start a new excel program for each opened excel file?
Why would you want to do that, if you can have all three files open in one
instance of Excel? "Amos" wrote: I would like to have an excel program running for each opened excel file. So for example if I opened 3 excel files, I will have 3 copies of excel running in my comuputer
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March 29th, 2009, 04:08 AM
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How can I start a new excel program for each opened excel file?
Amos,
I like to have mutiple excels open so I can arrange on mutiple monitors. After I open the first speadsheet, I open another excell by going to the start menu and clicking on excel. Then I open the second speadsheet from the file open menu item. Hope this helps, Pete "Amos" wrote: I would like to have an excel program running for each opened excel file. So for example if I opened 3 excel files, I will have 3 copies of excel running in my comuputer
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March 29th, 2009, 10:19 AM
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How can I start a new excel program for each opened excel file
And you can do that from one instance of Excel? In any case, you can merely
double click on file names in explorer, to open each file in its own instance as well. -- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "Pete" wrote: Amos, I like to have mutiple excels open so I can arrange on mutiple monitors. After I open the first speadsheet, I open another excell by going to the start menu and clicking on excel. Then I open the second speadsheet from the file open menu item. Hope this helps, Pete "Amos" wrote: I would like to have an excel program running for each opened excel file. So for example if I opened 3 excel files, I will have 3 copies of excel running in my comuputer
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April 3rd, 2009, 10:09 AM
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How can I start a new excel program for each opened excel file
I have multiple monitors and just open excel twice then open the files using
File, Open within excel. Can then drag one of them to the second monitor and see both. Is this what you wanted to do ? Sean "Kassie" wrote: And you can do that from one instance of Excel? In any case, you can merely double click on file names in explorer, to open each file in its own instance as well. -- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "Pete" wrote: Amos, I like to have mutiple excels open so I can arrange on mutiple monitors. After I open the first speadsheet, I open another excell by going to the start menu and clicking on excel. Then I open the second speadsheet from the file open menu item. Hope this helps, Pete "Amos" wrote: I would like to have an excel program running for each opened excel file. So for example if I opened 3 excel files, I will have 3 copies of excel running in my comuputer
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April 3rd, 2009, 01:29 PM
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How can I start a new excel program for each opened excel file
And I do that using one instance of Excel?
-- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "Sean" wrote: I have multiple monitors and just open excel twice then open the files using File, Open within excel. Can then drag one of them to the second monitor and see both. Is this what you wanted to do ? Sean "Kassie" wrote: And you can do that from one instance of Excel? In any case, you can merely double click on file names in explorer, to open each file in its own instance as well. -- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "Pete" wrote: Amos, I like to have mutiple excels open so I can arrange on mutiple monitors. After I open the first speadsheet, I open another excell by going to the start menu and clicking on excel. Then I open the second speadsheet from the file open menu item. Hope this helps, Pete "Amos" wrote: I would like to have an excel program running for each opened excel file. So for example if I opened 3 excel files, I will have 3 copies of excel running in my comuputer
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April 3rd, 2009, 02:49 PM
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How can I start a new excel program for each opened excel file
You may want to review Chip Pearson's notes:
http://cpearson.com/excel/MultipleMonitors.aspx Kassie wrote: And I do that using one instance of Excel? -- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "Sean" wrote: I have multiple monitors and just open excel twice then open the files using File, Open within excel. Can then drag one of them to the second monitor and see both. Is this what you wanted to do ? Sean "Kassie" wrote: And you can do that from one instance of Excel? In any case, you can merely double click on file names in explorer, to open each file in its own instance as well. -- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "Pete" wrote: Amos, I like to have mutiple excels open so I can arrange on mutiple monitors. After I open the first speadsheet, I open another excell by going to the start menu and clicking on excel. Then I open the second speadsheet from the file open menu item. Hope this helps, Pete "Amos" wrote: I would like to have an excel program running for each opened excel file. So for example if I opened 3 excel files, I will have 3 copies of excel running in my comuputer -- Dave Peterson
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