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Thanks, that was easy as you said, just to double-click on either of the bars to remove the split.
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Thanks, that was easy as you said, just to double-click on either of the bars to remove the split.

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In Excel 2007, how do I restore the grey bar up to the right so I can split window vertically only?<br />
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In this demonstration (forward to 3.48) he says there is a small grey bar I should click on so I can then drag to the position where I want to vertically split the window:<br />
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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0GH_O4AkTg" rel="ugc">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0GH_O4AkTg</a><br />
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But I don't have any such small grey bar. I have the view tab window active as he has, but still don't have this small grey bar in my Excel.
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In Excel 2007, how do I restore the grey bar up to the right so I can split window vertically only?

In this demonstration (forward to 3.48) he says there is a small grey bar I should click on so I can then drag to the position where I want to vertically split the window:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0GH_O4AkTg

But I don't have any such small grey bar. I have the view tab window active as he has, but still don't have this small grey bar in my Excel.

In Excel 2007, how do I restore the grey bar up to the right so I can split window vertically only?

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