[Group] after filename in Excel title bar?

[Tom]

What causes the word [Group] to appear in brackets after the filename in the
Excel 2003 Title Bar?

[Trevor Shuttleworth]

You have more than one sheet (tab) selected.

You may have done this intentionally or not. Click on a sheet that is not
currently selected to remove it.

Regards

Trevor


"Tom" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> What causes the word [Group] to appear in brackets after the filename in
> the
> Excel 2003 Title Bar?

[dominicb]

Good evening Tom

Group mode is invoked when you select a numebr of sheets (tabs) at the same time using Shift or Ctrl. Any changes made in one sheet will be reflected in all sheets, and results can be quite damaging to the unwary, and very useful to those in the know.

Try opening a new workbook, with say three sheets; highlight all tabs and then type something in A1 for it to be replicated across all three sheets.

HTH

DominicB

[Tom]

Trevor:
Thank you very much! I guess we just never noticed that before. I feel very
stupid!

"Tom" wrote:

> What causes the word [Group] to appear in brackets after the filename in the
> Excel 2003 Title Bar?

[Tom]

Thank you Dominicb: I appreciate the warning of consequences also. I learn
something new everyday and I teach this stuff.
Tom

"dominicb" wrote:

>
> Good evening Tom
>
> Group mode is invoked when you select a numebr of sheets (tabs) at the
> same time using Shift or Ctrl. Any changes made in one sheet will be
> reflected in all sheets, and results can be quite damaging to the
> unwary, and very useful to those in the know.
>
> Try opening a new workbook, with say three sheets; highlight all tabs
> and then type something in A1 for it to be replicated across all three
> sheets.
>
> HTH
>
> DominicB
>
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