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Old 08-08-2016, 07:04 AM
Don Buelke Don Buelke is offline Reopen worksheet where I left off Windows 10 Reopen worksheet where I left off Office 2016
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Originally Posted by jolivanes View Post
If I am working at row 456, save the file and close it and after that open it, it will open there where I was when I saved it, in this case Row 456.
It doesn't do that for you?
No. I have about a dozen client columns and they all revert to top-of-page, regardless of the fact that I saved the entire file with each column left where I left off.

I converted, or I should say Excel automatically converted, these files from Apache Open Office, but I never had the issue there and I haven't created any macros or done anything w/ Excel 2016 on-line since I began using it a few months ago.
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