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You can use the Arrrange All option in one program copy of Excel 2003 to show the two files split vertically or horizontally. &nbsp; There is also an option when opened within one program window to synchronize the two windows to make it easier to compare the &nbsp;two files. &nbsp;These options are in the Window menu.
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You can use the Arrrange All option in one program copy of Excel 2003 to show the two files split vertically or horizontally.   There is also an option when opened within one program window to synchronize the two windows to make it easier to compare the  two files.  These options are in the Window menu.

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Yes, the key is to open Excel manually multiple times and arrange (perhaps on different monitors), then to open files in the respective applications.
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Yes, the key is to open Excel manually multiple times and arrange (perhaps on different monitors), then to open files in the respective applications.

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In Windows 7 I have Excel running with two files open. &nbsp;I see two Excel icons at the bottom, one for each file.<br />
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I can't figure out how to have two Excel programs running at the same time, side-by-side. &nbsp;<br />
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If I click each Excel icon at the bottom, THAT speadsheet is displayed in the single Excel app, back and forth.<br />
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This means it's impossible to see two spreadsheet files open at same time to cross-reference them.<br />
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I've dug through Excel and I can't seem to find a setting that says something like this:<br />
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[x] Multi-Excel Frame Operation<br />
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Any ideas?
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In Windows 7 I have Excel running with two files open.  I see two Excel icons at the bottom, one for each file.

I can't figure out how to have two Excel programs running at the same time, side-by-side.  

If I click each Excel icon at the bottom, THAT speadsheet is displayed in the single Excel app, back and forth.

This means it's impossible to see two spreadsheet files open at same time to cross-reference them.

I've dug through Excel and I can't seem to find a setting that says something like this:

[x] Multi-Excel Frame Operation

Any ideas?

How open different Excel 2003 files side-by-side?

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