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replyReply Thu 13 Dec 2007, 17:14Delegate John said...

John has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Templates

how do I create a Template
from from an existing workbook?

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replyReply Fri 14 Dec 2007, 12:18Trainer Pete said...

RE: Templates

Hi John, Thank you for your post, I hope you enjoyed your course; in answer to your question; in your existing workbook, choose the menu command File, Save As, in the dialog box, name your Workbook, and from the Save As Type option choose Template, if you do not wish your new Template to be saved in the General Templates area, navigate to a folder of your choice and click the Save button. I hope that helps, best regards Pete

replyReply Fri 14 Dec 2007, 13:21Delegate John said...

RE: Templates

Thanks Pete, Yes that does help.
Regards
John

 

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