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Mac Forum / Applications / Excel / November 2006setting default zoom and view
Hi, Is there a way to set a default zoom and view type for excel:Mac? cheers, Noah > Is there a way to set a default zoom and view type for excel:Mac? For new workbooks' view type, take a look at the help topic "Change the default view". You can customize further, including setting a default zoom for new workbooks, by customizing and saving a new blank workbook, naming it "Workbook" (no quotes, no extension) and storing it in your Startup folder (which by default is HD:Applications:Microsoft Office 2004:Office:Startup:Excel though you can change it in the Preferences/General dialog's Alternate Startup Folder inputbox). This info can be found in the "default workbook template" topic in Help. > "Workbook" (no quotes, no extension) and storing it in your Startup > folder (which by default is [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Startup Folder inputbox). This info can be found in the "default > workbook template" topic in Help. Here is the problem with that. I have to remember to save as a separate file name everytime I create a new document. Or all my settings and data get saved into the default Workbook file. it would be Nice to have a query to ask for the file name when clicking command-S any wya around this? cheer,s Noah > Here is the problem with that. I have to remember to save as a > separate file name everytime I create a new document. Or all my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > any wya around this? That indicates you saved the file as a workbook, not a template. I may have forgotten to include that part - if so I'm sorry, but it IS explicitly stated in the help topic that I also gave you. |
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