how to have two excel windows open on different screens?
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To do this, open Excel and open your first file as normal. Then, instead of opening the second file from within Excel, go to the Start menu and open Excel from there again. This will create a second copy of Excel which you can display on the secondary screen. You can open the second document from there.
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Open the Actual Multiple Monitors' configuration window, and select the “Screen Saver” tab under “Multiple Monitors”. Then, check the box near the “Single screen saver over entire desktop” point. Set the desired screen saver and save settings.
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['Open Excel multiple times. You can open the Excel application multiple times to have a couple of Excel windows on the desktop. ... ', 'Press the Shift Key. ... ', 'Select the View Side by Side Option. ... ', 'Add Office Tab to Excel.']
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To start Multi Window, long-press on the icon above the screen to bring up the menu, and select Split Screen. Then simply tap a second screen to launch the two windows side by side. And when you're ready to go back to single app view, simply drag the handle all the way to the bottom of the screen.
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['Open your Excel file, go to the View tab > Window group, and click the New Window button.', 'This will open the same Excel file in a different window.', 'Enable View Side by Side mode by clicking the corresponding button on the ribbon.']
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Choose File→Open or press Ctrl+O to open both the workbooks. Select the workbook that contains the worksheet(s) that you want to move or copy. To select the workbook with the sheet(s) to move or copy, click its pop-up thumbnail on the Windows taskbar. Select the worksheet(s) that you want to move or copy.
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Alt + open Excel As the menu appears, hold down the Alt-key and left-click on the 'Excel' menu option. Hold down the Alt-key until the below window pops up. Press Yes to open a new instance.
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['Select the Task View button, or press Alt-Tab on your keyboard to see or switch between apps.', 'To use two or more apps at a time, grab the top of an app window and drag it to the side. ... ', 'Create different desktops for home and work by selecting Task View > New desktop , and then opening the apps you want to use.']
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["For the quickest solution, drag a window's title bar against one side of your screen; when your mouse pointer touches the screen's edge, let go of the mouse button. ... ", 'Right-click on a blank part of the taskbar (even the clock will do) and choose Show Windows Side by Side.']
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['Open more windows for the same app.', "Launch another instance of an app from the taskbar's search field.", "Right-click on an open app's taskbar icon to launch it again.", 'Use the Shift key and click or tap.', 'Use the Ctrl and Shift keys and click or tap.', 'Press Ctrl + N on your keyboard.']
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We can view two or more sheets from the same workbook by using the New Window feature. To make a new window, go to the View tab on the Ribbon and press the New Window button. This will create a new window of the active workbook (the workbook you were viewing when you pressed New Window).
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['Open Excel.', 'Open the File Menu.', "Click 'Options'", "Click 'Advanced'", "Scroll down to 'Display' Section.", 'Check the "Show all windows in the Taskbar" box.']
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['Right-click on the desktop and choose Properties.', 'Choose Settings.', "You'll see a second screen. Drag it to a position similar to where your laptop screen is.", 'It should prompt you if you want to enable this monitor. Say Yes.', 'Make sure Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor is checked.', 'Press apply.']
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When you connect to the remote pc, go to 'View' and select the button for both screens. Make sure that 'Monitors as individual windows' is checked. Once you are viewing both remote screens on one of your screens, then go to 'View' and select Screen 2.
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To do this, (with your document open) go to Window > Arrange > New Window for [file name of your document], which will open up a second window for the original document. Then go to Window > Arrange > 2-Up Vertical to place the two windows side-by-side. You can then zoom to different levels on each.
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Open Excel and workbook appears on screen with icon at bottom. Right click the icon and it will bring up a list of recently opened files as well as "Microsoft Excel 2010" at the bottom. Left click "Microsoft Excel 2010" to open a new workbook that you can then drag to another screen.
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['First of all, open the Recent apps tab.', 'Then, select the icon of the app you want to have on top and hold it for 3 seconds.', 'From the popped up list, choose Open in split screen view.', 'Select the second app from the compatibility list.', 'To resize one of the windows, move the blue line accordingly.']