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I want to same the same header/footer for all documents I produce.
I've read a few suggestions on here as to how the change the properties of the default Workbook template, but just can't getit to work. I have tried saving an .xlt file as Book.xlt, Sheet.xlt etc under the XLStart directory but nothing I do seems to get picked up. I'm using Office 2000 in WinXP. Any suggestions? |
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Depending on how you've upgraded versions of excel, you may have multiple
XLStart folders. To find the "current" XLStart folder, I'd do this: Start excel hit alt-f11 (to get to the VBE) hit ctrl-g (to see the immediate window) type this and hit enter: ?application.StartupPath Then make a note of that folder. Now close excel windows start button|search look for XLStart Go into each one consolidate what you want to keep into that "current" folder. You may want to just move those files in the various XLStart folders to a nice safe location. Now back to excel and create a workbook template and save it as book.xlt (as a template) in that current XLStart folder. Now when you click the New icon on the standard toolbar, you'll get a new workbook based on this template. Matt D Francis wrote: I want to same the same header/footer for all documents I produce. I've read a few suggestions on here as to how the change the properties of the default Workbook template, but just can't getit to work. I have tried saving an .xlt file as Book.xlt, Sheet.xlt etc under the XLStart directory but nothing I do seems to get picked up. I'm using Office 2000 in WinXP. Any suggestions? -- Dave Peterson |
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Note Dave states "when you click on the New icon you'll get a new workbook
based on this template" That is correct. Also FileNew(no ellipsis) If you go to FileNew... and "blank workbook" you will not get your altered BOOK.xlt. You will open the Excel default workbook. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 09:30:07 -0600, Dave Peterson wrote: Depending on how you've upgraded versions of excel, you may have multiple XLStart folders. To find the "current" XLStart folder, I'd do this: Start excel hit alt-f11 (to get to the VBE) hit ctrl-g (to see the immediate window) type this and hit enter: ?application.StartupPath Then make a note of that folder. Now close excel windows start button|search look for XLStart Go into each one consolidate what you want to keep into that "current" folder. You may want to just move those files in the various XLStart folders to a nice safe location. Now back to excel and create a workbook template and save it as book.xlt (as a template) in that current XLStart folder. Now when you click the New icon on the standard toolbar, you'll get a new workbook based on this template. Matt D Francis wrote: I want to same the same header/footer for all documents I produce. I've read a few suggestions on here as to how the change the properties of the default Workbook template, but just can't getit to work. I have tried saving an .xlt file as Book.xlt, Sheet.xlt etc under the XLStart directory but nothing I do seems to get picked up. I'm using Office 2000 in WinXP. Any suggestions? |
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