Open a Workbook from the Excel Window : Workbook Open « Editing « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Editing » Workbook Open

2. 2. 1. Open a Workbook from the Excel Window

`Click the Office button, and then click Open`

`Click the Excel file you want. Then click Open`

`Or click the Open button arrow, and then choose:`

`Open Read-Only to open the selected file with protection. Open as Copy to open a copy of the selected file. Open in Browser to open the selected Web file in a browser. Open and Repair to open the damaged file.`

2. 2. Workbook Open
2. 2. 1. Open a Workbook from the Excel Window
2. 2. 2. Open a Recently Opened Workbook
2. 2. 3. Pin/Unpin a workbook
2. 2. 4. Change the number of recently opened files that appear on the Office menu
2. 2. 5. Change the default file location of the Open dialog box

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