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When i open a excel file I want it should have only one
WorkSheet by default ....how can i do that ?

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Nitin,

Go to the Tools menu, choose Options, then the General tab. There, change
the "Sheets in new workbook" setting to 1.


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ToolsoptionsgeneralSheets in new workbook=1

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