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Setting spreadsheet defaults
I am creating a spreadsheet directly from
an access database using VBA code. The VBA is running in the Access database. I want to ensure the formatting looks ok and one of the problems I can forsee, is that different people may have different Excel defaults set up. Such as font size... Is there some way that I can globally program (for this spreadsheet only) that if not specified, font sizes are 10 (or whatever I choose). Many thanks, Roy |
Setting spreadsheet defaults
I think you'll either have to ensure everything is the way you want it...
or build a template workbook with the sheet exactly the way you want it. Then have your Access code create a new workbook based on that template. You'll have to share that template -- a nice spot on a common network drive??? RzB wrote: I am creating a spreadsheet directly from an access database using VBA code. The VBA is running in the Access database. I want to ensure the formatting looks ok and one of the problems I can forsee, is that different people may have different Excel defaults set up. Such as font size... Is there some way that I can globally program (for this spreadsheet only) that if not specified, font sizes are 10 (or whatever I choose). Many thanks, Roy -- Dave Peterson |
Setting spreadsheet defaults
Dave,
Many thanks for your response... Hmm - I think the template is the way to go... Network drive is out though... the application is desigend to be stand alone so that people can use it on a laptop on an aeroplane etc :-) Thanks, Roy |
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