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Ok, i will try it now, standby.
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Oops, I meant FILE tab, not Home tab. &nbsp;Silly me.
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thats seems to have fixed it, thanks alot.
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I am in Excel working on a document. I try to open another document in Excel and I can’t see both documents at the bottom in my system bar. Instead, it automatically closes my first document and opens my second document.<br />
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The only way I can see multiple Excel documents in my system bar is if I open up separate sessions of Excel. The problem with this is that I cannot copy and paste, etc. between separate Excel sessions needing to be opened. &nbsp;Can someone tell me if there is a setting I can change to make this adjustment. &nbsp;It works the way I need and want it to in Word, FYI.<br />

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I am in Excel working on a document. I try to open another document in Excel and I can’t see both documents at the bottom in my system bar. Instead, it automatically closes my first document and opens my second document.

The only way I can see multiple Excel documents in my system bar is if I open up separate sessions of Excel. The problem with this is that I cannot copy and paste, etc. between separate Excel sessions needing to be opened.  Can someone tell me if there is a setting I can change to make this adjustment.  It works the way I need and want it to in Word, FYI.


Oops, I meant FILE tab, not Home tab.  Silly me.

thats seems to have fixed it, thanks alot.

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