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jtedin256 jtedin256 is offline Where has File -> Exit gone in Excel (and office) 2013 Windows 7 64bit Where has File -> Exit gone in Excel (and office) 2013 Office 2013
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Why have MS removed File -> Exit in Excel 2013? It was a simple and easy way to close all spreadsheets.

I notice you can add an 'exit' function to the quick access toolbar, but it's not as easy as File -> Exit. Also, if this feature has been removed, why does Alt + F + X still work?

What are MS playing at? What other 'hidden' functions have they removed, but which still respond to keyboard shortcuts? Seriously, I'd love it if someone could explain the logical basis to this ridiculous decision! Thanks
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