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I would like to know how to open 2 excel files in separate sessions. Right now they open in one session. I have checked in explorer under tools > folder options > file types > excel > advanced and took off the check to browse in same windows, but this did not work. I would like to see two sessions of excel running on the task bar, each with a separate file.
If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it..Thank you.
If you are using the MS Office toolbar, then you will have to click twice on the Excel icon. This will give you two concurrent instances of Excel running. If you do not have the tool bar then you will need to click on Start>Programs>Microsoft Excel twice to get the same result. HTH 
Regards,
Ron M 
If you are using the MS Office toolbar, then you will have to click twice on the Excel icon. This will give you two concurrent instances of Excel running. If you do not have the tool bar then you will need to click on Start>Programs>Microsoft Excel twice to get the same result. HTH
Regards,
Ron M
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