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exflirt
Does anyone know how to/if I can change the font for an entire document
without changing it for every document thereafter?
without changing it for every document thereafter?
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Dave Peterson
Start a new workbook.
Set up everything you want--headers/footers/layout/font...
Save it as book.xlt in your XLStart folder.
Then excel will use that when you create a new workbook by clicking on the new
icon on the standard toolbar.
If you want the same thing when you add a new worksheet to an existing workbook,
save another workbook (probably a single sheet???) in that same XLStart
folder--but name it Sheet.xlt.
Set up everything you want--headers/footers/layout/font...
Save it as book.xlt in your XLStart folder.
Then excel will use that when you create a new workbook by clicking on the new
icon on the standard toolbar.
If you want the same thing when you add a new worksheet to an existing workbook,
save another workbook (probably a single sheet???) in that same XLStart
folder--but name it Sheet.xlt.
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exflirt
Thanks, but I'm don't think that's what I'm trying to do. I don't want to
change how every document operates, just a specific document. For example, I
have a document titled Client Information and I would like to set it so that
every cell I type in has Garamond font, but I don't want to change my default
font for Excel documents. Does that make sense? Does anyone know how to do
this?
change how every document operates, just a specific document. For example, I
have a document titled Client Information and I would like to set it so that
every cell I type in has Garamond font, but I don't want to change my default
font for Excel documents. Does that make sense? Does anyone know how to do
this?
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Gord Dibben
Right-click on a sheet tab and "Select all sheets"
CTRL + a(twice in 2003) to select all cells.
Format>Cells>Font>Garamond>Ok your way out.
Right-click on a sheet tab and "ungroup sheets"
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
CTRL + a(twice in 2003) to select all cells.
Format>Cells>Font>Garamond>Ok your way out.
Right-click on a sheet tab and "ungroup sheets"
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
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exflirt
By golly, I think that did it! Thank you SO much - little by little you guys
are helping me with my Excel issues!!
are helping me with my Excel issues!!
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Dave Peterson
I thought you wanted to change that setting once and never have to change it
again.
Glad Gord helped you.
again.
Glad Gord helped you.