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Changing IN NEW SHEETS the default color of Grid Lines
About some time back T Valko & Gord quite helped me a lot in changing the
gridlines' by default to be to Pale Blue color upon everytime I open the MS-Excel by using XLStart. However, the only problem is that while the great idea is working great, upon inserting an additional sheet (Shift+F11) the new sheet is again in the old Excel format? Any idea how to takeover the same! |
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Changing IN NEW SHEETS the default color of Grid Lines
Open a new workbook
Delete all the sheets except Sheet1 Set the gridlines to the desired color Now, save this file as filename Sheet.xlt Also save this file in your XLStart folder -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "FARAZ QURESHI" wrote in message ... About some time back T Valko & Gord quite helped me a lot in changing the gridlines' by default to be to Pale Blue color upon everytime I open the MS-Excel by using XLStart. However, the only problem is that while the great idea is working great, upon inserting an additional sheet (Shift+F11) the new sheet is again in the old Excel format? Any idea how to takeover the same! |
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Changing IN NEW SHEETS the default color of Grid Lines
Sorry Biff,
But still the same problem is faced! "T. Valko" wrote: Open a new workbook Delete all the sheets except Sheet1 Set the gridlines to the desired color Now, save this file as filename Sheet.xlt Also save this file in your XLStart folder -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "FARAZ QURESHI" wrote in message ... About some time back T Valko & Gord quite helped me a lot in changing the gridlines' by default to be to Pale Blue color upon everytime I open the MS-Excel by using XLStart. However, the only problem is that while the great idea is working great, upon inserting an additional sheet (Shift+F11) the new sheet is again in the old Excel format? Any idea how to takeover the same! |
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Changing IN NEW SHEETS the default color of Grid Lines
Hmmm...
It works for me. I don't know any other way to do it. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "FARAZ QURESHI" wrote in message ... Sorry Biff, But still the same problem is faced! "T. Valko" wrote: Open a new workbook Delete all the sheets except Sheet1 Set the gridlines to the desired color Now, save this file as filename Sheet.xlt Also save this file in your XLStart folder -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "FARAZ QURESHI" wrote in message ... About some time back T Valko & Gord quite helped me a lot in changing the gridlines' by default to be to Pale Blue color upon everytime I open the MS-Excel by using XLStart. However, the only problem is that while the great idea is working great, upon inserting an additional sheet (Shift+F11) the new sheet is again in the old Excel format? Any idea how to takeover the same! |
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