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1. #HOW MANY INSTANCES OF EXCEL 2016 FOR MAC CAN YOUHAVE OPEN HOW TO#
2. #HOW MANY INSTANCES OF EXCEL 2016 FOR MAC CAN YOUHAVE OPEN WINDOWS#

This is without going through Excel to File>Open and selecting your document. Whichever Excel you were "in" when you opened a new document would be the screen in which the document (Doesn't matter how you do it (from the Start menu or a Shortcut). I would open 2 instances of Excel and move one onto my extended screen. MS should have included a "Pop Out Window" feature that will allow youĭrag this new window to another monitor. I will try the option of enlarging a single instance across both monitors that "Pieter Janssen" posted first to see if this will do. MS has given to view each spreadsheet on one monitor. It would make life so much easier (Which is suppose to be the point of technology.right?) than having to try to use the View "Features" that Open within the same instance of Excel on each on my monitors so that I can easily see and compare these workbooks. I would love to have different\same spreadsheets I have situations on a daily basis where I have to compare cell values all the time on very large spreadsheets. Only work within the same instance of Excel, from my experience it will not work across each instance. However if you have to compare data between the two workbooks, then you're out of luck. My issue with this is, yes you can open two separate instances of Excel 20 open at the same time using this method.

#HOW MANY INSTANCES OF EXCEL 2016 FOR MAC CAN YOUHAVE OPEN HOW TO#

Office 2010 is noĮxception and its cumbersome to view the other files unless you know how to look for them. I did not know about the multiple tabs to appear on the desktop since mine was not enabled it does show me the files now instead of trying to look for them in the view. Hope this helps and thanks for the other info as well.

#HOW MANY INSTANCES OF EXCEL 2016 FOR MAC CAN YOUHAVE OPEN WINDOWS#

Here is where I got how to use the Windows keyboard to setup the link. It only works if the user spreadsheet is the same day after day. However if the filesĪre changing this is not good.

The second one was more easy in that I created a shortcut to the file they open on a daily basis and added the the root of where to find the application first followed by the link to the file where it was located on the share. At that point they could use the list of last open files and keep this going for the user. In my book and to try to help them out I created a shortcut on their desktop in Win7 and changed the shortcut key to Ctl+Alt+O so that when they needed multiple copies of excel they just needed to use the shortcut key to open a new excel program before they Well, I have to admit the information on this was usefull to me and realized there was more that I needed to learn so I have two other ways to help that may be usefulįirst my users wanted to open more than one excel app for each screen but also to twart any problems if a spreadsheet failed and they had to close the entire program for the other sheets that were not saved.