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Open an Excel document in separate windows or Excel instances
Hi,
How can we click on an existing Excel workbook and have it open in a separate Excel instance?
(we found File >> Options >> Advanced >> General >> Check the box "Ignore other applications that use 'Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE)'", but when done, it always open an empty Excel with no workbook content or blank workbook)
How can we click on an existing Excel workbook and have it open in a separate Excel instance?
(we found File >> Options >> Advanced >> General >> Check the box "Ignore other applications that use 'Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE)'", but when done, it always open an empty Excel with no workbook content or blank workbook)
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Thanx! Didn't see your entry.
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