For new workbooks (not existing), you can create a template and use that.
If you want it for every new workbook, set up a new workbook the way you want
it.
print settings, headers/footers/fonts, number of sheets, everything...
Then save it as Book.xlt (as a template) in your XLStart folder.
You can also create a template for new worksheets added to existing workbooks.
Call it sheet.xlt and save it in the same XLStart folder.
(Use windows start button|find (or search) to look for your XLStart folder.)
Lisa Williams wrote:
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> Hi, I would like to change the default print orientation in excel to be landscape instead of portrait, to save time in formatting reports I am generting from great plains dynamics into excel format. I open the reports in excel and then I have to change the orientation before printing them. It would be great to save that step. Can anyone help? Thanks, Lisa
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