![]() So the two different Excel files are inside one window. Now when she opens multiple Excel files that way (regardless of how many), they all open in what appears to be the same instance/window of Excel (only one excel.exe instance in task manager), and she can only see them confined to the same window (meaning she can't have Excel File 1 on this monitor and Excel File 2 on that monitor). She can no longer do that as of some point this afternoon. She could drag Excel File 1 to monitor 1 and Excel File 2 to monitor 2 and have them side by side, which is exactly what she wanted to do. They would each open in separate Excel instances/windows. Until today, she could simply open the files one at a time by double clicking them on the desktop. She has various Excel spreadsheets on her desktop (to keep things simple for this example, we'll just keep it down to two and go with Excel File 1 and Excel File 2). ![]() So I have an Excel 2010 (on Windows 7) user with dual monitors.
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