window menu in old excel version

lezawang

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Hi
I am watching the video below and in minute 2:00 he went to Window tab in the menu to find out which excel files are opened. I am using office 365, where I can find that option? Thank you very much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-foPogO3QNE
 

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Or, the equivalent to that old option is 'Switch Windows' in the 'Window' section of the 'View' ribbon tab. I use that a lot so I have added that option to my 'Quick Access Toolbar'
 
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