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Excell 2 Screen Problem... Thanks in advance...?
Hello everyone!
Well I got a 2 screen monitor, and I work dual screen almost all the time to increase productivity... My problem is that I need 2 Microsoft 2007 Excell Sheets (2 completely separate documents) at the same time.
The thing is that what I mostly do to have the to screen working is minimize the document, drag it to the other screen and I could work on them at thew same time.
Now my problem is that I open up 2 Excell documents, they show up in the same screen, then I minimize ONE of them, drag them to the other screen, then, when they pop up they both pop up in the same screen!!! I can't separate them for some reason, even though they are complete separate documents, I can't have them on 2 windows at once. I was wondering if I can click an option to do this. I'm an intermediate user so feel free to post your answer however you want.
Anyway, I don't know if this has something to do but I'm running on a 2 screen using an nvidia geforge 8400 gs.
Have a good day and thanks in advance!!!
2 Answers
- expletive_xomLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
tough to guess.
this sounds like it might be something you would have to physically look at and click around to diagnose the problem.
heres what i would try 1st
- open up your 1st file as normal.
- click start>all programs>microsoft office>excel
hope fully this should open up a 2nd instance of excel with no file open.
you should be able to click the file from the office buttons file open menu
if you click excel from the start menu as suggested above, and all it does is Activate your already open file...then bummer.
your 2nd option is to not maximize your excel. and drag the edge so it takes up both screens. then open your 2nd file, and tile the file windows.
just my suggestions. hope someone solves it for you.
- Anonymous5 years ago
permit T signify the type of instruments Tom has. The T+15 is the type of instruments that Charles has. on condition that they mutually have ninety 5 T + T + 15 = ninety 5 2T + 15 = ninety 5 subtract 15 from the two factors 2T + 15 - 15 = ninety 5 - 15 2T = 80 Divide the two factors by potential of two 2T/2 = 80/2 T = 40
