Really *doesn't* even have to be that (.xlt).

..xls works just as well when placed in the proper locations.
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"Nick Hodge" wrote in message
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Kassie

It's an *.xlt not *.xla (which is an add-in)

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"kassie" wrote in message
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As an example, you may design an empty inovice in a spreadsheet. You
design
it, get all the formulae working, get it to autonumber on opening, or
every
time you print an invoice, and to clean out the info - transfer to a
detail
listing of invoices, or save the invoice as another name, etc. You want
to
use this to do your inovicing,
If you save this as an XLA, you will always use this sheet to do
invoicing,
but you will never save it as an invoice, and botch up all the work you
have
done


"cssniper" wrote:

What is an excel template and what makes it different from normal
workbooks?