Open Multiple Last Files or Workbooks on Startup in Excel Office 365!!

In this tutorial, we will guide you to learn how to Open Multiple Last Files or Workbooks on Startup in Excel Office 365 using Kutools. Get an official version of MS Excel from the following link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/microsoft-365/excel

Note: kutools for Excel has more than 180 features which are used to complete the difficult task with several clicks. If you want to use Kutools, you need to install it from Excel’s official website.

Open Multiple Last Files or Workbooks on Each Startup of Excel:

• You need to open all files or workbooks that you want to open on each startup in Excel.
• On the Kutools Plus Tab, select the Workbook option, choose the Auto Open Those Workbooks Next Time option from the menu.

• Then, it will open the Auto Open Those Workbooks Next Time Dialog box.
• In that dialog box, you need to check any workbooks that you want to open or click the Select all button to select all workbooks.

• At last, click the OK button to apply settings.
• It will automatically open all selected workbooks on the next startup of your Excel.

Stop Opening Specific Files or Workbooks on the next Startup of Excel:

You can also stop opening the specific files or workbooks on the next startup of Excel, do as below steps.

• Go to the Kutools Plus Tab, select the Workbook option, choose the Auto Open Those Workbooks Next Time option from the drop-down list.

• Then, it will open the Auto Open Those Workbooks Next Time Dialog box.
• In that dialog box, you need to uncheck the workbooks that you don’t want to open automatically.
• To stop opening all files or workbooks on the next startup of Excel, click the Unselect all option or Clear option.

• Finally, click the OK button to apply the settings.
• It will not open the unchecked workbooks on the next startup of Excel automatically.

Conclusion:

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