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Default template wrong
I have Excel 2000, when I open a new workbook my column headers are labeled
A-Z and my rows are labeled A-Z. How do I get the rows to be labeled 1-? again?, is this part of the default template, if so can I delete and will Excel recreate it for me? Lastly, what is the name of the default template for Excel? Any help is appreciated |
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Default template wrong
It is called Book.xlt and is normally located in your Excel\Startup
folder. Pete Rick Barwig wrote: I have Excel 2000, when I open a new workbook my column headers are labeled A-Z and my rows are labeled A-Z. How do I get the rows to be labeled 1-? again?, is this part of the default template, if so can I delete and will Excel recreate it for me? Lastly, what is the name of the default template for Excel? Any help is appreciated |
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