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Default Book1 on opening Excel 2002

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campingshadow - 15 Apr 2007 04:01 GMT
When opening Excel 2002 the default workbook is Book1. But if I open a
saved workbook  (such as Expenses), Excel opens that workbook to the
correct sheet - BUT ALSO opens a second window for Book1.  Is there a
way to change the settings so it will not open a blank Book1 when I am
opening a saved workbook?  That unneeded Book1 tab just clutters up my
task bar.

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campingshadow - 17 Apr 2007 16:33 GMT
campingshadow;480521 Wrote:
> When opening Excel 2002 the default workbook is Book1. But if I open
> saved workbook  (such as Expenses), Excel opens that workbook to th
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> have nothing in the Tools Options for files to open at startup.  Anyon
> have any other clues?

Well, no one answered me here.....but I did find the answer to th
problem and thought I would post it to help others that might have th
same problem.

Book1 is contained in the XLSTART folder.   Problem is......I have TW
of those folders.   In two different locations.  I had deleted it fro
one folder, but not the other.  

Here are the locations where the XLSTART folder can be found.  

C:\Documents and Settings\*my name*\Applicatio
Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART
This is the correct folder to use.  

C:\Programs\Microsoft Office\Office10\XLSTART
This ALSO had a Book1 in it.  

Book 1 was removed from both locations and now Excel opens properly.  

Hope this helps someone else

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