Opening Multiple Spreadsheets- Excel 2003

G

Guest

Many times I need to compare two spreadsheets. If I open an already saved
second spreadsheet via My Documents, it opens in the same screen as the first
spreadsheet I have open. Currently I have to open the second spreadsheet via
Excel to be able to be able to look at the spreadsheets side by side. Is
there a setting in Excel that will automatically open the second spreadsheet
into it's own window.

Thanks
 
P

Peo Sjoblom

Use window>new window to open a second instance of the same file, if done
correctly you should get numbers at the end of the files for each instance
that is opened
 
G

Guest

Do the following:
1. Open the file in Excel.
2. On the Window menu, click the New Window.
You will find the instance of the same excel with suffix :2, :3 and so on.
The :1 and :2 or isntance of the sheet.

Important: If you click the Close command on the File menu. all instances of
the Excel will be closed.

3. On the Window menu, clic Arrange.
The Arrange Window dialog box is displayed. Choose one of the options:
Tiled, Vertical, Horizantal, Cascade. It is recommended that you select
Vertical.

4. Click OK.

Note: To close any instance of sheet, click the close window icon of that
particular instance only.

Challa Prabhu
 

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