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replyReply Mon 3 Dec 2007, 13:23Delegate Sunette said...

Sunette has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Templates

Where do I find the Spreadsheet templates on my computer in order to create a new spreadsheet.?
Thanks

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replyReply Mon 3 Dec 2007, 14:09Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Templates

Hi Sunette

Thank you for your question.

You can access the in-built Excel templates through the task pane on the right hand side of your screen. If you can't see the task pane, then go to View - Task Pane.

On the New Workbook task pane, click the General Templates link under New from Template. Select the Spreadsheet solutions tab, then you will see all of the in-built templates that come with Excel. Select a template and click OK. Then a new file will be generated from the template you selected.

I hope this helps.

 

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