[Michael J. Malinsky]

I have a macro which contains commands that alter a worksheet's appearance
(row height, column width, borders, color, etc.). Is there a function I can
use in a macro that will reset all of these properties (to the default
worksheet properties used on a blank worksheet) or do I have to each
separately.

TIA
Mike

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Michael J. Malinsky

[Tom Ogilvy]

how about

Worksheets("Blank").cells.copy
Activesheet.Cells.PasteSpecial xlFormats


given you have a sheet named blank that has the default formats.

This won't fix column widths or row heights or unmerge cells, but:

Cells.Style="Normal"

Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Michael J. Malinsky" wrote in message
...
I have a macro which contains commands that alter a worksheet's appearance
(row height, column width, borders, color, etc.). Is there a function I
can
use in a macro that will reset all of these properties (to the default
worksheet properties used on a blank worksheet) or do I have to each
separately.

TIA
Mike

--
Michael J. Malinsky