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Hello everyone! In our previous tutorial, we created a default workbook template
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Whenever we create a new workbook, Excel automatically applies this template. However, when we add a new sheet by clicking the plus sign at the bottom
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Excel inserts a blank sheet without any predefined headers or formatting. This is because the workbook template applies only to new workbooks
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not to new worksheets within those workbooks. To ensure that each new worksheet inherits our preferred layout and formatting
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we need to create a default sheet template. By doing so, every newly inserted worksheet will start with the customized settings we've established
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To create a custom default worksheet template in Excel, open your Excel workbook containing your desired formatting and headers
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Ensure only one worksheet remains active. Delete any extra sheets. Click on the File tab, then select Save As
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In the Save as Type drop-down menu, choose ExcelTemplate.xltx since our sheet does not contain macros
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If macros are included, select ExcelMacroEnabledTemplate.xltm. Navigate to the Excel Start folder where Excel looks for default templates
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You can find this folder as demonstrated in the video. Name your template file Sheet.xltx
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This file will serve as your customized default worksheet template and restart Excel
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Press Control-N to create a new workbook. Now, whenever you insert a new sheet into the workbook by clicking the plus icon at the bottom
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Excel will use your Sheet.xltx template. This ensures that each new sheet inherits your specified headers and formatting
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maintaining consistency throughout your workbook. Thank you for watching. If you found this tutorial helpful, please consider liking, sharing, and subscribing for more
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