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Many worksheets; Same formatting - Excel 2003
I have about 12 worksheets in the same workbook. Each has a different number
of columns and rows but I want the same formatting for each - i.e. same row height, same font size, etc. Is there a quick way to do this so I do not have to format each one separately? I know about the format painter but it only seems to work if I have the same number of rows. |
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Many worksheets; Same formatting - Excel 2003
Do this by "grouping" the tabs: hold the CTRL key down and click on
each tab to select it, thereby adding it to the group. Any changes made on one tab will simultaneously occur on the other grouped tabs as well. When you're done making changes, right click on any of the grouped tabs and select "Ungroup sheets". |
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Many worksheets; Same formatting - Excel 2003
Good idea - except in this case worksheets are added randomly and I want the
nenwly added one(s) to be in the same formatting as all the previous ones in the other worksheets. "Dave O" wrote: Do this by "grouping" the tabs: hold the CTRL key down and click on each tab to select it, thereby adding it to the group. Any changes made on one tab will simultaneously occur on the other grouped tabs as well. When you're done making changes, right click on any of the grouped tabs and select "Ungroup sheets". |
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