Excel Question

[gorms]

Does anyone know a way to display two different worksheets on separate monitors? It would make my life way easier...thanks

[Flyoverland Captive]

***Edit to say "I stand corrected."

[DJSapp]

Double click the file for worksheet #1, which opens excel. Then open excel from your start menu, then load worksheet #2.

You're welcome.

[gorms]

^^^^DJSapp....

You have just changed my life! Thanks

[Flyoverland Captive]

Double click the file for worksheet #1, which opens excel. Then open excel from your start menu, then load worksheet #2.

You're welcome.

Damn... that was easy! Thanks!

[Jim J]

The method above works, but it gives me trouble when I try to "paste special" from one document to the other.

I like to restore down the main excel program and stretch it across both screens. Then open both excel files and restore them down and move one to each screen.

I probably didn't explain that clearly.

[powski3]

I love Excel so much more than skiing

[SkiingBear]

Ultramon is supposed to work well (but I work for a cheap company that won't let me buy it...and no dual monitors at home...so I don't have a review)

http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/

[telebear]

The method above works, but it gives me trouble when I try to "paste special" from one document to the other.

I like to restore down the main excel program and stretch it across both screens. Then open both excel files and restore them down and move one to each screen.

I probably didn't explain that clearly.

FTW...

For cutting, pasting an linking between workbooks (or sheets), stretching a single instance of excel across the monitors and then opening and then resizing each window to the appropriate monitor tends to work best.

[grskier]

FTW...

For cutting, pasting an linking between workbooks (or sheets), stretching a single instance of excel across the monitors and then opening and then resizing each window to the appropriate monitor tends to work best.

x3...

what I do as well.