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New button does not open the template workbook set up
Excel 2003 I created a template workbook that contains my cells and page
formatting preferences. When I select New from the File menu I can choose the template created, but when I click on the New button the workbook does not reflect the same template formatting. Any ideas? |
You have to access templates from the file - new menu, not the new icon on
the standard toobar. -- Sincerely, Michael Colvin "lucilene" wrote: Excel 2003 I created a template workbook that contains my cells and page formatting preferences. When I select New from the File menu I can choose the template created, but when I click on the New button the workbook does not reflect the same template formatting. Any ideas? |
Hi lucilene
What is the name of the template and where have you placed it -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "lucilene" wrote in message ... Excel 2003 I created a template workbook that contains my cells and page formatting preferences. When I select New from the File menu I can choose the template created, but when I click on the New button the workbook does not reflect the same template formatting. Any ideas? |
lucilene
There are two "New" menu items for the "File" menu. One has an ellipse(...) The other has no ellipse. Store your template saved as BOOK.XLT in your XLSTART folder and use the "New" item without the ellipse. The resulting new workbook will be based upon your template. You can also click on the "New" icon on the standard toolbar and create a new workbook based upon the BOOK.XLT template. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 09:46:09 -0700, "lucilene" wrote: Excel 2003 I created a template workbook that contains my cells and page formatting preferences. When I select New from the File menu I can choose the template created, but when I click on the New button the workbook does not reflect the same template formatting. Any ideas? |
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