When you create a new workbook, the default is to include 3 sheets. I only
use 1 most of the time. Does it make sense to delete the other 2 or is it
just a waste of time?

Hi
Just goto Tools Option General, you will see " Sheets in new Workbook "
change it to 1
HTH
John
"dleo" wrote in message
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When you create a new workbook, the default is to include 3 sheets. I only
use 1 most of the time. Does it make sense to delete the other 2 or is it
just a waste of time?

Which version of Excel?

Why don't you just set the options for new sheets in a workbook to one?

But the extra two blank sheets don't add much overhead(about 4kb in 2003) so
no need to delete them if you don't want.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 16 Feb 2009 15:42:09 -0800, dleo
wrote:

When you create a new workbook, the default is to include 3 sheets. I only
use 1 most of the time. Does it make sense to delete the other 2 or is it
just a waste of time?

Excellent. Thanks!

"John" wrote:

Hi
Just goto Tools Option General, you will see " Sheets in new Workbook "
change it to 1
HTH
John
"dleo" wrote in message
...
When you create a new workbook, the default is to include 3 sheets. I only
use 1 most of the time. Does it make sense to delete the other 2 or is it
just a waste of time?

You're welcome
John
"dleo" wrote in message
...

Excellent. Thanks!

"John" wrote:

Hi
Just goto Tools Option General, you will see " Sheets in new Workbook "
change it to 1
HTH
John
"dleo" wrote in message
...
When you create a new workbook, the default is to include 3 sheets. I only
use 1 most of the time. Does it make sense to delete the other 2 or is it
just a waste of time?