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Changing the Normal Style
How can I chnage the Normal style in Excel 2000 so that new worksheets begin
with the cell formatting set to center vertically? |
Styles are stored with each workbook.
So you could create a workbook that has the normal style you want. Then save this workbook as a template for all new workbooks. If that's what you want to do: Start a new workbook. Format|style|Modify (and modify it to your heart's content) Also, modify anything else you want as a standard--header/footers, page orientation, number of worksheets in that workbook??? Now save it as a template in your XLStart folder as book.xlt Then when you click on that New icon, the new workbook will inherit all those settings. === You could create another template named sheet.xlt (stored in the same XLStart folder) and any new worksheet you add to an existing workbook will inherit those properties. Randy Maheux wrote: How can I chnage the Normal style in Excel 2000 so that new worksheets begin with the cell formatting set to center vertically? -- Dave Peterson |
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