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Default Excel 2007 - Format of New Documents

Two ways of doing this already offered. If the 1x1 setup fits your needs
better than 90% of the time, I'd create the template file as Paul Martin
suggested.

As for what the default setup "should be" - that's a personal issue for each
user to determine. I would hazard a risky guess that most people's use
either exceeds a comfortable width or height for a single sheet of paper.
Only if you have a relatively small number of not very wide columns and fewer
than say 40 or 50 rows of data does a 1x1 come out usable. Try that with a
sheet with even just 2 columns of data, but with a couple of thousand rows in
use.

That's the beauty of creating .xlt template files: you can have various
setups for multiple needs, and one for your typical requirements.

"dza7" wrote:

Hello,

I'd like to make so that whenever I create a new document in Excel
that the "Page Setup" is set to scale of "fits to 1 page wide by 1
page tall".

I'm sick of creating a new document and always having to go to Page
Setup so that everything prints on one page. Don't you think this
should be a default setup for any new documents?

Thanks in advance,

Dza

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