Excel opens up two workbooks.

zeekmcphee

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Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
Hello all,

If I open up Excel then I just get the one workbook up.But if I open up an excel file that I have been working on previously(i.e. has data in it),then I get another empty workbook opening up on its own in the background.:rolleyes::rolleyes:
When I close the file I have been working on the other empty file is there if I try and close that one it asks me do I want to save it(as it would a normal file) so I say no,but again when I go to work on another file it opens up again in the background.:confused:
Does anyone have any suggestion as to how to stop this uninvited workbook appearing.
Many thanks
ZM
 

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