Must have feature - Tab Folders

[headly]

It is 20 years overdue, please find a way to allow me to group my tabs into
folders! It would push excel more towards a relational system like access and
would greatly enhance the ability to organize vast amounts of data. If anyone
knows of an add-in that provides this functionality, please offer a link.

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[Bill Sharpe]

It is 20 years overdue, please find a way to allow me to group my tabs into
folders! It would push excel more towards a relational system like access and
would greatly enhance the ability to organize vast amounts of data. If anyone
knows of an add-in that provides this functionality, please offer a link.

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If this is such a complex spreadsheet, why not migrate to Access?

Bill

 

[Gord Dibben]

Why would you need this feature to organize vast amounts of data?

Folders contain files/workbooks..

Files contain worksheets.

One file/workbook is its own "folder" of worksheets.

Perhaps explain what you really want?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

 

[headly]

Why move to access when:

No users understand it, steep learning curve imho
All users work in Excel
Requires Office Pro, not Std.

Sincerely,

Glenn H
MS Office Master Instructor NYC

 

[Bill Sharpe]

Why move to access when:

No users understand it, steep learning curve imho
All users work in Excel
Requires Office Pro, not Std.

Sincerely,

Glenn H
MS Office Master Instructor NYC

Have to disagree with your first comment. I taught an introductory
computer class at our local community college for many years. Students
learned Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Sure, Access is a bit
harder to learn than Excel, but certainly manageable, IMO.

I claim that when you reach a certain point in complexity and size in
Excel it's time to move on to a database program. FileMaker Pro is
easier to learn to use than Access.

IMO MS didn't need to increase the number of rows in Excel beyond 64k.

Bill