Re: Microsoft Excel Free Download For Windows 11 With Product Key
Kathryn Garivay
I want excel to open multiple spreadsheets in completely separate windows. I don't want to view side by side or anything I just want them to be on completely different windows. For example, when I hover over excel in my desktop taskbar, I want all of my spreadsheets to show. Thank you!
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You can make changes in one window and Close it. Since it's just another view of the same file, no one will ask you to save (you have another window still open). Changes done in ne window will be automatically reflected on the other window.
Like Theo_Bear and and Nabil, your question is not totally clear to me either. If by "multiple spreadsheets" you actually mean "multiple workbooks", it sounds as if you want to know how to open each Excel workbook in its own dedicated instance, so they show up as such on your task bar as you mentioned. If that is what you want, this picture shows 2 methods for achieving that objective.
I suddenly had Office 2010 stop opening different Excel Files (ok worksheets) in their own instance, when they were doing it previously every time. Not sure what happened to make them stop doing it, but suddenly I could only view one at a time. If I went to File Explorer and double-clicked they would open and take the place of the one I was looking at. I can see there are 2 open only by looking at the task bar, where they are tiled. Your instruction to go to Start and then Alt-Click Excel did open a new instance and I can then view the to workbooks side by side as their own instance.
My Work laptop uses 365 in Windows 11 (yuck) after a recent upgrade from 10 got pushed out. However, it behaves like I want, and opens a new instance every time also. No, I don't open them in Edge. It's set to open in Desktop App. I did nothing to set the behavior, it has just always been that way. It's only my Win 7 Desktop that started this weird behavior.
Since I have updated my PC to windows 11 Excel has not been working properly. Every 5 min the sheets seem to be unresponsive when I click on a tab or anywhere on the excel page. To make it work again I have to constantly reduce the window and reopen it. This is very frustrating as it happens very often. I have tried to start excel in safe mode or disable add-ins but the bug continues.
I don't seem to be the only person with who this is happening. A friend of mine is also having the same issue. Excel is my main tool of work and some days it is just unusable anymore where I have to reduce and reopen the window for every formula I am typing. I have tried to reinstall as well as repair Office several times but nothing seems to work.
Under windows 11, the mouse pointer in Excel occasionally does not work anywhere inside the excel sheet. Normally when you point it to an area inside the sheet the pointer turns to a cross to accept input. When it does not work, it stays as a pointer and no input is possible. When this happens, the following brings it back to life
I have three PCs that show this exact problem. Two were upgraded from Windows 10 (supported hardware and ungraded via the Windows upgrade channel), and the third is a new PC that came with Windows 11.
Sometimes, it is so bad and I can not work on any sheet, and almost every cell entry is frozen and needed to be brought back using the above two methods. I don't think the Microsoft help team knows what the problem is and thinks that online repair will fix it. Well, it did not and I think the problem is with Windows 11, not Excel.
I'm on Microsoft Excel for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2204 Build 16.0.15121.20000) 64-bit with Windows 11 and am still experiencing the same problems as you. It's intermittent but occurs regularly. I lose the ability to click on a cell to select it. Strangely, if I click the ribbon and wait for a tooltip to appear, the ability comes back and everything returns to normal. Sometimes I find it occurring if I hold down the right or left arrow keys to quickly move many cells at once.
Yes, same here I have spoken with Microsoft Help 4 times and they clearly do not understand what is happening or what the issue is. One of the times they even made my PC unusable, really disappointed by them...
Perhaps. However, when I fresh installed Windows 11 and installed only Office 365, the problem was there as well. Granted that there were pre-installed Dell software, but I don't think these were the culprits as my third PC is Microsoft Surface Book 3 with no such software installed and yet behaves the same way with Excel under Windows 11. I eliminated all the services that were running as possible, but was unable to eliminate the problem. So I believe that it is Excel 365 and Windows 11 not working well together, rather than other software or addin interference.
When I try to format a cell in Excel - bolding, underlining, switching font size - the program freezes and I need to re-start. Is a new issue from last 2 days having worked without problems previously.
@Emiru Thank you. Thank you. I just had the same problem for the past 8 hours. I went in to set my default printer. I did not have one set. I had powered down my printer the night before. I set the default printer to the pdf option. It worked. Thanks, again.
@charlie1volley Very strange, but that does appear to work. I just changed my default printer to Microsoft PDF and the format cells no longer pauses/hangs Excel for 40-60 seconds. Great workaround, now let's see if the good folks at Microsoft can fix that one :)
Hi @MarioPetrella, on windows 10 I just went to Settings > Printers & scanners > select: Microsoft print to PDF under the list of Printers & scanners > click: Manage > select: Set as default. When you go back to the Printers & scanners menu, it should say Default underneath Microsoft print to PDF...
After I failed using the Print dialogue in the app (that also caused a hang), followed by being unable to get a "make Default" dialogue within the list of Printers, AND showing no printers in Settings. (I did, however, see a check box for allowing Windows to manage Printer selection.
So, what I did to resolve my issue was to first re-Start the machine; then when I came back up I was able to right-click on Microsoft PDF among the list of Printers in the File Explorer window, and set that as the Default (at this point I received a dialogue informing me that Windows would no longer Manage my printers for me).
@Tim_Hill2190 so we are now a year on from this issue being highlighted and Microsoft still haven't issued a simple fix? Don't they monitor this community?? Obviously too busy working on Windows 11 which is going to be just horrendous for most of us.
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