| Unit 3. Advance. More options in creating a workbook |
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We are going to become familiar and use with more precission the options available in Excel2003 for the creation of a workbook, for example, the use of templates as models that can be used to create workbooks.
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A templateç is a model that can be used as the basis for many spreadsheets. It can iclude both data and formats. To create a workbook using templates: Select the menu File. Choose option New... For
the use of templates we
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on link Select the tab * Spreadsheet solutions. The templates istalled will be displayed. If they are not, Excel2003 will have to be installed again with the activated templates options. Select the type of template you wish, such as Invoice or Expenditure Report. Click on the button OK. Excel will probably inform you of what macros you can use with template and finally a copy of the model you have chosen will be displayed. Fill in the template. When you save your model, the box Save as will appear so you can keep the original template.
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To create a template, follow these steps: First create a workbook with all the data and formats that will be common to all the workbooks created from the template. Select menu File. Choose option Save as... Type the template name in the text box File name. Click on the box Save as type, just click on the arrow on the right for the dropdown list to be displayed and choose the option Template. Click on the button OK. Excel2003 goes straight to the templates folder, so your new template is always available when you select the option New... in the File menu.
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Whe you select the option New... in the menu File the task panel New Book that we have already mentioned will appear: |
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In this tool bar there are different links, according to the new book you wish to create. You may use: |
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