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Workbook's BaseTemplate
How do I find the base template of a workbook (the template upon which
the workbook is based)? (In Word, it is ActiveDocument.BaseTemplate). |
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Workbook's BaseTemplate
Sonny
There is nothing similar in Excel, that I know. The new workbook will have the same properties (File - Properties) of the template, so if you had some unique information in the properties of the template, you will have that in the new workbook also. ActiveWorkbook.BuiltInDocumentProperties("Subject" ) -- Dick Kusleika MVP - Excel www.dicks-clicks.com Post all replies to the newsgroup. "Sonny Maou" wrote in message ... How do I find the base template of a workbook (the template upon which the workbook is based)? (In Word, it is ActiveDocument.BaseTemplate). |
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