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windsurferLA - 08 Oct 2006 22:31 GMT
Re EXCEL97 under WinXP-Pro w/SR-2

Microsoft Windows allows you to easily toggle between applications using
Alt-Tab. Is there a similar key board to toggle between two open
workbooks in Excel?  One can use Alt-W to display list of open
workbooks, but you can’t just blinding hit the up or down arrow, because
the most recently accessed workbook is not always at the top or bottom.

I realize that I could get around the problem of opening two copies of
Excel and then toggling using the Alt-Tab keys, but typically I’ve got
two workbooks open in one copy of Excel before I realize I need the
feature.  Thus, I’m looking for a more direct process.
Nick Hodge - 08 Oct 2006 22:47 GMT
Windsurfer

Try Ctrl+Tab

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> Re EXCEL97 under WinXP-Pro w/SR-2
>
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> workbooks open in one copy of Excel before I realize I need the feature.
> Thus, I’m looking for a more direct process.
windsurferLA - 08 Oct 2006 23:00 GMT
on my machine, control+tab brings up start menu.

> Windsurfer
>
> Try Ctrl+Tab
Ron de Bruin - 09 Oct 2006 14:50 GMT
> on my machine, control+tab brings up start menu.
I think you hit the button next to the Ctrl key

Ctrl-F6 is also working

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> on my machine, control+tab brings up start menu.
>
>> Windsurfer
>>
>> Try Ctrl+Tab
windsurferLA - 09 Oct 2006 16:39 GMT
Thanks it works. Windsurfer

>> on my machine, control+tab brings up start menu.
> I think you hit the button next to the Ctrl key
>
> Ctrl-F6 is also working
 
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