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make a conditional format the default
I have a conditional format that highlights the protected ( locked) cells in a different colour. How can I save this format as the default format to be used automatically when I start a new worksheet regards fred from south africa -- Think of the trees - use both sides of the computer paper |
Hi Fred,
See response to your post lat week: http://tinyurl.com/6l8pz --- Regards, Norman "Fred Evans" wrote in message ... I have a conditional format that highlights the protected ( locked) cells in a different colour. How can I save this format as the default format to be used automatically when I start a new worksheet regards fred from south africa -- Think of the trees - use both sides of the computer paper |
Look in HELP for TEMPLATE on how to make a sheet.xlt and where to put it.
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Fred Evans" wrote in message ... I have a conditional format that highlights the protected ( locked) cells in a different colour. How can I save this format as the default format to be used automatically when I start a new worksheet regards fred from south africa -- Think of the trees - use both sides of the computer paper |
thank you -- i will keep a note of this
regards fred "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... Look in HELP for TEMPLATE on how to make a sheet.xlt and where to put it. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Fred Evans" wrote in message ... I have a conditional format that highlights the protected ( locked) cells in a different colour. How can I save this format as the default format to be used automatically when I start a new worksheet regards fred from south africa -- Think of the trees - use both sides of the computer paper |
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