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Bernie
Hope this is the right place to post my question...
We regularly access Excel documents on a local intranet website in read-only
mode, where the documents are opened in the IE tabbed window (by design).
Sometimes, the user will also have open a document in the full Excel
application, which they are editing. Every time they do any action in the
Excel Workbook, it keeps switching focus to the read-only Excel document that
is open in IE, which is very irritating for our users.
Why does this happen, and is there anything I can do to stop the IE window
from stealing focus from Microsoft Excel?
We regularly access Excel documents on a local intranet website in read-only
mode, where the documents are opened in the IE tabbed window (by design).
Sometimes, the user will also have open a document in the full Excel
application, which they are editing. Every time they do any action in the
Excel Workbook, it keeps switching focus to the read-only Excel document that
is open in IE, which is very irritating for our users.
Why does this happen, and is there anything I can do to stop the IE window
from stealing focus from Microsoft Excel?