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bonCodigo

Reputation: 14361

Is there a standard process to save Excel File Formatting/Settings into an Object?

It could be cumbersome at times to maitain Excel Workbook's formatting/settings when heavy backend, front end work loads are done. At times (even frequently) workbooks were crashed. But I can't recall what the code or process was to avoid this happening due to the formatting. What I am clear is that before any data retrieval, processing took place in the workbook, I saved the Workbook's formatting/settings into an object. Once everything was completed, that object was called to restore. It was most probably one of the custom/user written classes.

That code was very handy when working with Workbooks to manage certain company standards/Logos/Colour Pallete/formatting/protection settings/code settings and so on.

So I just want to ask if anyone in the community have come across such process? I searched online and disappointing enough I am unable to find anything near - else I have really lost my wits on key-word search ;)

PS: This is not my home work or work. So please throw some light.

Upvotes: 12

Views: 328

Answers (1)

Neil Mussett
Neil Mussett

Reputation: 708

If you are talking about creating spreadsheets that conform to your branding standards, why don't you just create a template file:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/save-a-workbook-or-worksheet-as-a-template-HA010218874.aspx

Upvotes: 1

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