Microsoft KB Archive/200129

= OFF2000: Cannot View Worksheet in Binder After Viewing Outside =

Article ID: 200129

Article Last Modified on 11/5/2003

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Excel 2000 Standard Edition
 * Microsoft Office Binder 2000

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This article was previously published under Q200129





SYMPTOMS
When you view a worksheet section or chart section in Microsoft Office Binder and you quit Microsoft Excel 2000, you can no longer view these sections. Instead, you receive the following message:

The section is currently being viewed outside the binder.

Double-click the icon above or click View Outside on the

Section menu to view the section in the program used to create it.

This problem does not occur with other kinds of sections, for example, Microsoft Word documents or Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, or when you use Microsoft Office Binder for Office 7.0.



CAUSE
This problem occurs when the following conditions are true:


 * In Office Binder, you click View Outside to view an Excel worksheet section or a Excel chart section.

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 * You close the section by clicking Quit on the File menu in Excel.



WORKAROUND
To work around this problem, do not click Exit when you are viewing a worksheet section or chart section in a binder. Instead, click "Close & Return to Binder" on the File menu. When you do this, the worksheet section or chart section appears correctly in Office Binder.

If the problem has already occurred, do the following:
 * 1) In Office Binder, double-click the icon for the Excel worksheet or chart section. The icon is located immediately above the message.
 * 2) In Excel, click "Close & Return to  " on the File menu, where   is the name of your binder file.

The worksheet section or chart section appears correctly in Office Binder.



MORE INFORMATION
In Office Binder, you can view a section in its associated program by switching to the section and clicking View Outside on the Section menu. To return control to the binder, click "Close & Return to " on the File menu of the program.

If you click Exit, the program closes and returns control of the section to Office Binder so that the section may be displayed properly in the binder. The exception to this behavior is Excel. If you quit Excel while viewing a worksheet or chart section, Office Binder cannot automatically reload Excel into random access memory. You may not be able to view Excel sections without first starting Excel.

Additional query words: XL2000 OFF2000

Keywords: kbprb KB200129

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