In Excel 2007 when I opened a new sheet it opened in a window that was the same size and in same position as the last window I closed. In Excel 2013 every time each new sheet is opened in a small window positioned in the lower
left quadrant. I open multiple windows a day and having to resize each one is very time consuming.
I've only ever found one way that works forever to fix this. So my Excel like everyone's opens in a half window at the top of my monitor viewing area. I can try to expand the size, but once i get near bottom of monitor 'screen', if you pay close attention
you'll see it sort of auto 'fills' to the very top/bottom lines of monitor screen. You can do whatever you want at that point and it ain't gonna reopen in the desired size, the damage is done.
So for example, I like my Excel to be top-to-bottom but about 1/3 of monitor width real estate. So first I open any Excel file to the stupid half window. Then I resize it to maybe 3/4 of the length of the screen up/down. Now Stop! Now hold down SHIFT
and use the File - Save - Exit commands to close it.
Reopen it. It should now be in that 3/4 size. Now resize to the final limit you want. Make sure to be real careful if/once you get it near bottom so it does not 'auto-fill' (you'll see it maybe slightly resize/shudder a bit if it's doing it). I'd recommend
going with like 95% top-to-bottom size to avoid that, but it can be done to full with a steady hand.
It's a stupid thing to have to do to an expensive piece of software for something so simple, but that's the ONLY way i've ever found to fix it permanently.