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How can I alter the default setting in Excel 2003 to allows have "no zeros
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Create a new workbook and set that option for each sheet, then save that
workbook as a template file called Book.XLT, and save it in the XLStart directory. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "flatwall" wrote in message ... How can I alter the default setting in Excel 2003 to allows have "no zeros shown" -- flatwall trying to live down retirement without falling off the edge!! |
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I tried this but got an error message that said the XLSTART folder was read
only and it wouldn't let me save anything to it. In it's properties, the Read-Only check box says it applies only to files withing the folder. How do I change the attribute to the folder itself? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Create a new workbook and set that option for each sheet, then save that workbook as a template file called Book.XLT, and save it in the XLStart directory. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "flatwall" wrote in message ... How can I alter the default setting in Excel 2003 to allows have "no zeros shown" -- flatwall trying to live down retirement without falling off the edge!! |
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Thanks Bob, Your solution sounds OK to me and I will try it. Thanks for
taking the time to respond, I appreciate it. -- flatwall trying to live down retirement without falling off the edge!! "Bob Phillips" wrote: Create a new workbook and set that option for each sheet, then save that workbook as a template file called Book.XLT, and save it in the XLStart directory. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "flatwall" wrote in message ... How can I alter the default setting in Excel 2003 to allows have "no zeros shown" -- flatwall trying to live down retirement without falling off the edge!! |
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BTW, if you want any added worksheets to also have that property, you need
to create a single sheet workbook with that option set and save that as Sheet.XLT in the folder. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "flatwall" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob, Your solution sounds OK to me and I will try it. Thanks for taking the time to respond, I appreciate it. -- flatwall trying to live down retirement without falling off the edge!! "Bob Phillips" wrote: Create a new workbook and set that option for each sheet, then save that workbook as a template file called Book.XLT, and save it in the XLStart directory. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "flatwall" wrote in message ... How can I alter the default setting in Excel 2003 to allows have "no zeros shown" -- flatwall trying to live down retirement without falling off the edge!! |
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cn't you right-click the folder and select Properties and change it there?
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Loris" wrote in message ... I tried this but got an error message that said the XLSTART folder was read only and it wouldn't let me save anything to it. In it's properties, the Read-Only check box says it applies only to files withing the folder. How do I change the attribute to the folder itself? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Create a new workbook and set that option for each sheet, then save that workbook as a template file called Book.XLT, and save it in the XLStart directory. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "flatwall" wrote in message ... How can I alter the default setting in Excel 2003 to allows have "no zeros shown" -- flatwall trying to live down retirement without falling off the edge!! |
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