I have a question about page tabs, and the best way to descibe this is with a related example. In the Firefox browser, a user can set up two or more page tabs so that multiple pages can be quickly accessed with a series of tabs at the top of the browser. This is a very handy and convenient feature.
I would like to do the same thing with Excel 2004 for Mac.
That is, open two or more Excel pages, and set them up with a tab system so that the different pages can be accessed quickly and easily within one physical Excel page.
Note that each Excel page is a separately named and saved Excel document. The way I'm doing it now, for example, is with five different Excel pages opened individually and
separately, but going back and forth between them is a bit messy and inconvenient. It's not desirable in this case to "combine" all of the Excel pages within one single Excel named file.
How can this be done?
Thanks for any tips.
I would like to do the same thing with Excel 2004 for Mac.
That is, open two or more Excel pages, and set them up with a tab system so that the different pages can be accessed quickly and easily within one physical Excel page.
Note that each Excel page is a separately named and saved Excel document. The way I'm doing it now, for example, is with five different Excel pages opened individually and
separately, but going back and forth between them is a bit messy and inconvenient. It's not desirable in this case to "combine" all of the Excel pages within one single Excel named file.
How can this be done?
Thanks for any tips.
