Re: Synchronized Scrolling?

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Don't think so - just tried it - didn't work.


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Very nice.  And you can chain 3 (+?) together; sync a with b and b with c
then scroll a and b and c follow.


On 5/4/07, jstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <jstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Have two XLS's open, Window-Compare Side by Side
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> You can do something like that when you have two Excell spreadsheets 
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> I could see why.  If you had two "almost" identical sources, and you
> wanted to see exactly where the changes were, you could scroll thru both
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