I have 2 workbooks open and I want to set up formulas from one linking to the other. When I toggle on the task bar between the 2 workbooks they replace each other within the same window so I can only see one workbook at a time. How do I set it up so I can have 2 separate windows open at the same time, one with each workbook in it? I tried 'side by side' in one window but the viewing area is too small.
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Opening 2 Workbooks in Separate Windows
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How is that not what you were looking for? BTW this is what I said to do in post #5, so I'm puzzled as to how this is now [sort of] the solution??? 
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How is that not what you were looking for? BTW this is what I said to do in post #5, so I'm puzzled as to how this is now [sort of] the solution???
I was trying for 2 separate windows because it gave me more room. When I used side by side, it opened all my toolbars in each window. This way it didn't.
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