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From: Liontamer on 2 Apr 2010 01:47
Okay "boys & girls" you may think this is a primative question, but I just
can't figure this out:

When I save an Excel spreadsheet, the only way I can get back into it is to
open up my Excel program > Open the file I previously saved. And that is not
a problem.

However, what if I wanna save that Excel spreadsheet into one of my computer
document foldders? Now that's the problem! If I click: Start > Documents
then I see all my special folders with all my special stuff. Well, I wanna
be able to save some of my Excel spreadsheets in a special folder as some
more special stuff.

So, what do I do? And, if there's a way--there must be a way--to do this
then I want to click on the Excel file in the special folder and open up the
file itself, so I can do more work on my special stuff in the worksheet of
that special file. This should work just as opening the file from recent
documents in the Excel program.

Or am I just hoping for a possibility which only exists in the mind of a
rabbit?

Happy Holidays! and Keep Smiling!


From: Bob I on 2 Apr 2010 08:15
File, Save As, Navigate to the location desired.

Liontamer wrote:
> Okay "boys & girls" you may think this is a primative question, but I just
> can't figure this out:
>
> When I save an Excel spreadsheet, the only way I can get back into it is to
> open up my Excel program > Open the file I previously saved. And that is not
> a problem.
>
> However, what if I wanna save that Excel spreadsheet into one of my computer
> document foldders? Now that's the problem! If I click: Start > Documents
> then I see all my special folders with all my special stuff. Well, I wanna
> be able to save some of my Excel spreadsheets in a special folder as some
> more special stuff.
>
> So, what do I do? And, if there's a way--there must be a way--to do this
> then I want to click on the Excel file in the special folder and open up the
> file itself, so I can do more work on my special stuff in the worksheet of
> that special file. This should work just as opening the file from recent
> documents in the Excel program.
>
> Or am I just hoping for a possibility which only exists in the mind of a
> rabbit?
>
> Happy Holidays! and Keep Smiling!
>
>

From: Liontamer on 3 Apr 2010 01:54
Bob, under the Save As there are many different options, such as .ods (open
document spreadsheet). Look, I don't understand the various options under
the Save As options list. How can I learn more?

"Bob I" wrote:

> File, Save As, Navigate to the location desired.
>
> Liontamer wrote:
> > Okay "boys & girls" you may think this is a primative question, but I just
> > can't figure this out:
> >
> > When I save an Excel spreadsheet, the only way I can get back into it is to
> > open up my Excel program > Open the file I previously saved. And that is not
> > a problem.
> >
> > However, what if I wanna save that Excel spreadsheet into one of my computer
> > document foldders? Now that's the problem! If I click: Start > Documents
> > then I see all my special folders with all my special stuff. Well, I wanna
> > be able to save some of my Excel spreadsheets in a special folder as some
> > more special stuff.
> >
> > So, what do I do? And, if there's a way--there must be a way--to do this
> > then I want to click on the Excel file in the special folder and open up the
> > file itself, so I can do more work on my special stuff in the worksheet of
> > that special file. This should work just as opening the file from recent
> > documents in the Excel program.
> >
> > Or am I just hoping for a possibility which only exists in the mind of a
> > rabbit?
> >
> > Happy Holidays! and Keep Smiling!
> >
> >
>
> .
>
From: Gord Dibben on 3 Apr 2010 10:21
Add any folders you want to "My Places" bar.

That is the vertical Bar that shows on left side of the Open or Save As
dialog box.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:54:01 -0700, Liontamer
<Liontamer(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Bob, under the Save As there are many different options, such as .ods (open
>document spreadsheet). Look, I don't understand the various options under
>the Save As options list. How can I learn more?
>
>"Bob I" wrote:
>
>> File, Save As, Navigate to the location desired.
>>
>> Liontamer wrote:
>> > Okay "boys & girls" you may think this is a primative question, but I just
>> > can't figure this out:
>> >
>> > When I save an Excel spreadsheet, the only way I can get back into it is to
>> > open up my Excel program > Open the file I previously saved. And that is not
>> > a problem.
>> >
>> > However, what if I wanna save that Excel spreadsheet into one of my computer
>> > document foldders? Now that's the problem! If I click: Start > Documents
>> > then I see all my special folders with all my special stuff. Well, I wanna
>> > be able to save some of my Excel spreadsheets in a special folder as some
>> > more special stuff.
>> >
>> > So, what do I do? And, if there's a way--there must be a way--to do this
>> > then I want to click on the Excel file in the special folder and open up the
>> > file itself, so I can do more work on my special stuff in the worksheet of
>> > that special file. This should work just as opening the file from recent
>> > documents in the Excel program.
>> >
>> > Or am I just hoping for a possibility which only exists in the mind of a
>> > rabbit?
>> >
>> > Happy Holidays! and Keep Smiling!
>> >
>> >
>>
>> .
>>

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