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Open and Close a Worksheet in Excel 2010

By Dinesh Thakur

File / Open options are clicked. Then from the Open window that opens The file (Workbook) to be opened is found and opened by clicking the Open button.

Let’s look at how to open a workbook from Excel 2010 in the steps below.

Step 1: Go to the File Menu, as seen in the image below.

Recent Windows in Excel 2010The Open option can be found in the File Menu. There are two additional columns: Recent workbooks and recent places, which show the most recently opened workbooks and the most recent places from which workbooks are opened.

Step 2: The browse dialog will open when you click the Open Option, as shown below. Look through the directory for the file you want to open.

Open Windows in Excel 2010Step 3: Your workbook will open as follows once you’ve selected it:

Close Worksheet in Excel 2010

Follow the below steps to close the workbook.

Step 1: As shown below, click the Close Button.

Close Worksheet in Excel 2010You’ll see a message confirming that you’ve saved the workbook.

Close Message in Excel 2010Step 2: Save the workbook by pressing the Save Button.

Close WorkbookYour worksheet has now been closed.

OBJECT TO BE CLOSEDOPERATION TO BE TAKEN
Active workbook windowClick Close in the upper right corner of the window. click. If the window is the only open window of the workbook, the workbook is closed.
all open windowsFile Click Close on the menu. click.
All open workbooksHold down SHIFT, then press File On the menu, click Close All.

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