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My VBA code creates multiple sheets and fills them with data. Each
time a new sheet is created it has default formatting. I have a sheet that's formatted exactly as I want it, and I'd like for these newly created sheets to take on that formatting. Is there any way I can code it so that the formatting of the new sheets is the same as the formatting of that existing sheet? |
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On Aug 17, 10:05 am, Chris wrote:
My VBA code creates multiple sheets and fills them with data. Each time a new sheet is created it has default formatting. I have a sheet that's formatted exactly as I want it, and I'd like for these newly created sheets to take on that formatting. Is there any way I can code it so that the formatting of the new sheets is the same as the formatting of that existing sheet? When I say formatting, the things in particular that I'm looking are data type (number, date, percentage, etc.) and column width. I'd really like for new sheets to retain those properties. |
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Sorry! Never mind. Instead of creating a new sheet, I just created a
template and copied that sheet. Easy enough. Thanks anyway. |
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