Arranging Excel worksheets in a workbook

deborialus

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Is it possible to arrange worksheets in a workbook vertically, horizontally, etc. like arranging 2 workbooks?

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Hi Deborialus

Welcome to the Board!

If I understand you correctly, the only way of doing this (or something akin to this) is to create a New Window (Window>New Window) and hold a different tab in that window. You can do this for as many tabs as you wish (by adding new windows).

Best regards

Richard
 
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try this:

Window->New Window
Window->Arrange select desired display and hit okay.
Select appropriate sheets in each window.
 
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