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Changing Default Excel Sheet Format

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    Changing Default Excel Sheet Format

    We have Excel 2007 at work. The default setting for new sheet that shows when Excel is opened is "Excel 97-2003 Workbook". When I go into Excel options to change the "Save" settings to "Excel Workbook" it changes for this session only. When I go back into Excel the next day, the previous settings or the default settings are back to "Excel 97-2003 Workbook"

    How can I change the "Save" settings so that when I go back into Excel, the empty workbook is the new sheet with million rows and not the old one with only 65k rows.

    Appreciate your guidance.

    KS.

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    Re: Changing Default Excel Sheet Format

    Look in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\XLStart\

    If you see a file named Book.xlt, that's the defaul template you're suing for new workbooks. Delete than, and replace it with nothing, or replace it with the workbook to want to use as a template named Book.xltx
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