J Jerry Fortenberry Dec 30, 2003 #1 Is there a file for Excel 2000 that serves the same function as normal.dot for Word ?? I want to set my Excel to factory defaults.
Is there a file for Excel 2000 that serves the same function as normal.dot for Word ?? I want to set my Excel to factory defaults.
G Gord Dibben Dec 30, 2003 #2 Jerry *.XLB is basically the equivalent. It holds your Menus & Toolbars customizations. I believe for XL2000 this file would be named Excel9.xlb Some settings from Tools>Options are saved in the Registry so these would have to be changed in Tools>Options. Gord Dibben Excel MVP
Jerry *.XLB is basically the equivalent. It holds your Menus & Toolbars customizations. I believe for XL2000 this file would be named Excel9.xlb Some settings from Tools>Options are saved in the Registry so these would have to be changed in Tools>Options. Gord Dibben Excel MVP
Z ___Zoom Jan 1, 2004 #3 For XL2K it's just "Excel.xlb" Gord. Jerry *.XLB is basically the equivalent. It holds your Menus & Toolbars customizations. I believe for XL2000 this file would be named Excel9.xlb Some settings from Tools>Options are saved in the Registry so these would have to be changed in Tools>Options. Gord Dibben Excel MVP Click to expand...
For XL2K it's just "Excel.xlb" Gord. Jerry *.XLB is basically the equivalent. It holds your Menus & Toolbars customizations. I believe for XL2000 this file would be named Excel9.xlb Some settings from Tools>Options are saved in the Registry so these would have to be changed in Tools>Options. Gord Dibben Excel MVP Click to expand...
G Gord Dibben Jan 1, 2004 #4 Thanks for the info. I leaped from 97 to 2002 so lost track of Excel's naming convention. Excel.xlb in 95, IIRC Username8.xlb in 97 Excel.xlb in 2000 Excel10.xlb in 2002 Changed again for 2003? Gord
Thanks for the info. I leaped from 97 to 2002 so lost track of Excel's naming convention. Excel.xlb in 95, IIRC Username8.xlb in 97 Excel.xlb in 2000 Excel10.xlb in 2002 Changed again for 2003? Gord
