I'd like to be able to delete the entries in certain cells, then sav
the file as a template (overwriting an existing template), that wa
some information I have entered will be saved in the template whil
other information is removed. How would I go about doing this

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Open the workbook you want to use, make the changes, do File = Save As,
specify the name of the old template and specify file type in the dropdown
as .xlt.

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Tom Ogilvy

"RPIJG " wrote in message
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I'd like to be able to delete the entries in certain cells, then save
the file as a template (overwriting an existing template), that way
some information I have entered will be saved in the template while
other information is removed. How would I go about doing this?


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ok, that answers my question but I didn't qualify my question wel
enough, I'd like to do this programmatically, sorry

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sPath = "C:\Myfiles\"
ActiveWorkbook.Saveas Filename:=sPath & _
"MyOldTemplate.xlt", FileFormat:=xltemplate

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Tom Ogilvy

"RPIJG " wrote in message
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ok, that answers my question but I didn't qualify my question well
enough, I'd like to do this programmatically, sorry.


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and for deleting cell contents, I was using this


Code
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Range("D13:H13").Select
Selction.ClearContent
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that I captured using the macro recorder, but I get an error sayin
object required or something of the like

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for your existing code, Selection is misspelled

you could just do

Range("D13:H13").Clearcontents

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Tom Ogilvy


"RPIJG " wrote in message
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and for deleting cell contents, I was using this


Code:
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Range("D13:H13").Select
Selction.ClearContents
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that I captured using the macro recorder, but I get an error saying
object required or something of the like.


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