> Yes, I'm familiar with custom categories. But, I'm unable to save
> them for future reference. In other words, I have to recreate the
> style each time it's required. How does one save it for future use?
Hmmm...
It appears in XL04 by default, and, IIRC, did so in XLv.X as well.
Since you don't see the format you want, create a fresh workbook, set a
cell or cells to the custom format (then change the cell(s) back to
General if desired), and save it as your default template (make any
other changes you want to save, too, such as fonts, number of
worksheets, column widths, etc.).
See the "Create a template for workbooks or worksheets" topic in Help
for more info.
Fairgreen - 31 Oct 2007 16:51 GMT
> In article <1193750784.679147.266...@o38g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
>
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> See the "Create a template for workbooks or worksheets" topic in Help
> for more info.
hmmm. I'm not sure if this will work. If I create a template which
uses parenthesis for negatives, wouldn't it then revert to (-) when I
choose currency format? I need all numbers (currency, accounting,
numbers) to use parenthesis for negative..do you see what I mean?
shoudl I create a macro (which I've never done...so no sure how to...)