Excel sheet as webpage - Changing tab names when opening in IE

HghJrs

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Hi All,

I have a group of spreadsheets all located through a shared drive. The file location is fairly lengthy EG \\servername\mydepartment\teamfolder\otherfolder\filename etc..

MY issue is that when the sheets are opened (on several tabs in IE) all you can see is the first part of the file location..

so all the tabs look the same (EG \\servername\mydepartment\teamfolder) and the name of the file (the important bit) is not visable unless you hover your mouse over the tabname then it pops up..

so my question is this...


How do I make IE only display the file name and not the whole address in the tabs?


is this posible?

thanks

James
 

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