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excel template inherit
Is there a way (maybe a setting) that will make worksheets inherit
changes of the template that they were created from? So, if I were to modify the template - all of its "children" would also be modified? |
excel template inherit
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oups.com... Is there a way (maybe a setting) that will make worksheets inherit changes of the template that they were created from? So, if I were to modify the template - all of its "children" would also be modified? That would be extremely useful! If nobody responds with that exact solution, perhaps this would work: Record a macro as you make changes to one of the "children", and then modify it as necessary so it works generically for any sheet, instead of just the one you were working on. Attach the code to a toolbar button. This assumes, of course, that all cell locations where changes occur are identical in all sheets. |
excel template inherit
Unlike Word, there is no link between a workbook and the template
from which it was created. There is no way that changes made to the template file will change the workbooks which are based on the template. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com wrote in message oups.com... Is there a way (maybe a setting) that will make worksheets inherit changes of the template that they were created from? So, if I were to modify the template - all of its "children" would also be modified? |
excel template inherit
Using VBA, is there a way to scan every cell in a workbook or template,
determine what formats are in place, and assign variables to each bit of information? "Chip Pearson" wrote in message ... Unlike Word, there is no link between a workbook and the template from which it was created. There is no way that changes made to the template file will change the workbooks which are based on the template. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com wrote in message oups.com... Is there a way (maybe a setting) that will make worksheets inherit changes of the template that they were created from? So, if I were to modify the template - all of its "children" would also be modified? |
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