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Change the template version of a workbook
Hi everyone,
When a new workbook is created from an Excel template, does it keep some kind of reference to that template? If yes, is it possible to see that reference and to modify it (for a new version, for example) like it is with Word? Thank you. -- Jac Tremblay |
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Change the template version of a workbook
Excel doesn't do that (like the Reference that Word keeps).
Jac Tremblay wrote: Hi everyone, When a new workbook is created from an Excel template, does it keep some kind of reference to that template? If yes, is it possible to see that reference and to modify it (for a new version, for example) like it is with Word? Thank you. -- Jac Tremblay -- Dave Peterson |
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Change the template version of a workbook
Thank you Dave. That's what I thought.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Excel doesn't do that (like the Reference that Word keeps). Jac Tremblay wrote: Hi everyone, When a new workbook is created from an Excel template, does it keep some kind of reference to that template? If yes, is it possible to see that reference and to modify it (for a new version, for example) like it is with Word? Thank you. -- Jac Tremblay -- Dave Peterson |
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