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Dave Peterson wrote:
Ps. Make sure you choose Template in the "save as type" box in the File|SaveAs dialog, too. Dave Peterson wrote: Almost... Start a new workbook (It's gonna be used as template for all new workbooks) Make all the changes you want each workbook that's based on this template to have--page layout, header/footer, etc. And save this file as Book.xlt in your XLStart folder (include that "always create backup" setting!). Each time you click that New icon on the standard toolbar, excel will use that template file to create your new workbook. Thanks Dave, that should do the trick. I was rather hoping for something that would work on all my current workbooks (I have only just found out that the setting is not universal :-( , fortunately before I had need of a backup :-) ) but at least I can safeguard future workbooks. -- Howard Neil |
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