Excel New Window Code Is Running

As it says on that page, we cant reply to all questions immediately.

I share time saving tips and keyboard shortcuts for working in multiple windows.

This can include copypaste, writing formulas, tying out numbers between reports data, etc.

Of course we could resize the windows manually to achieve this effect, but both operating systems have features that make split screen easy to enable.

You will see a faint outline of a box take up half the screen.

Click any tile to maximize that window into the other side of the screen.

Release the Windows button to see the tiles on the opposite side.

You can use the tab or arrow keys to highlight a tile, Press Enter to select it.

You can then use the mouse or keyboard shortcut to split the screen.

This usually works unless you have another split window behind it.

The window will then resize and you should see a shaded box over the right or left half of the screen.

Drag the window to the right or left side and release the mouse button.

All open windows will be displayed on the opposite side in tiles.

Select a tile to maximize the window on the opposite half of the screen.

If you take one window out of full screen, the other will still remain in full screen.

Drag the space into the bottom half of the screen to remove the split and return the windows back to their original sizes.

We can use split screen view with File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) to quickly movecopy files between folders.

Excel New Window Code Is Running

This allows us to see the changes that are made to the Excel file as the code is running.

It was actually the inspiration for this post, but there a TON of uses for split screen view.

There are infinite uses for it, and it can definitely save time when working in multiple windows or applications.

It will be great to learn some time saving tips from everyone.

Do you have a forum or avenue for that Or can you suggest the proper venue to pose this question.

We dont have a forum yet, but you can submit the question on our contact page and well add it to the queue for a future postvideo.

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