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@oneononecomp - nifty! &nbsp;I wasn't aware of that technique. &nbsp;Not the OP, but thanks just the same.
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@oneononecomp - nifty!  I wasn't aware of that technique.  Not the OP, but thanks just the same.

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I have about 30 worksheet &quot;tabs&quot; (at the bottom) in my Excel file and I have to scroll to the right to see them all. &nbsp;I'd like to see them all within an average sized window without having to scroll over. &nbsp;To do this I would need to have two stacked rows of tabs at the bottom, instead of one long row. &nbsp;How do I do this?
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I have about 30 worksheet "tabs" (at the bottom) in my Excel file and I have to scroll to the right to see them all.  I'd like to see them all within an average sized window without having to scroll over.  To do this I would need to have two stacked rows of tabs at the bottom, instead of one long row.  How do I do this?

tabs in Excel

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