<filename>:1 and <filename>:2

M

Mark Warbeck

Hello,

I have a user that created a simple spread sheet, just 15 or 20 cells with
data and two or three formulas. Now when he opens it he gets two
spreadsheets open: <filename>:1 and <filename>:2. Both have identical
entries. this causes quite a bit of concern. Is this some kind of alternate
data stream?
 
P

papou

Hi
Two windows of the same workbook have been open (Windows, New Window)
Close one of the windows and save the workbook
HTH
Cordially
Pascal
 

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