Excel: Customizing Default Document TemplatesLast reviewed: November 30, 1994Article ID: Q83815 |
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SUMMARYIn Microsoft Excel 4.0, you can modify the built-in templates in order to change the appearance or functionality of a default document. To modify a default file for Microsoft Excel on the Macintosh, save a document of the same name in Template format in the Microsoft Excel Startup folder. On the Macintosh, the default startup directory is called Excel Startup Folder (4) in the System Folder (in System Folder:Preferences in System 7.0). In Microsoft Excel for Windows, the default startup directory is called XLSTART in the EXCEL directory.
MORE INFORMATIONThe default worksheet, macro sheet, and chart may be changed by saving templates with the following names:
Template Name Document Type Macintosh Windows --------------------------------------------- Worksheet Worksheet SHEET.XLT Chart Chart CHART.XLT Macro sheet Macro MACRO.XLTFor example, to modify the default Worksheet template in Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, save a template named "Worksheet" (without the quotation marks) in the Excel Startup folder:
To modify the default chart or macro sheet, follow steps 1 through 4 above. At step 5, select the appropriate file format. At step 6, change the name to match the file format you selected in step 5. The default workbook cannot be modified workbooks are not based on a template.
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