There used to be a way that you could ge your spreadsheet to look like it was
on columnar paper.  I think it was a template and I forget how to do it.  Any
help would be appreciated.

None of the ways suggested in various manuals work. I've tried to create the
following files in different folders (XLSTART, TEMPLATES, etc.):
- book.xlt and xls
- workbook.xlt and xls

Does anyone have an Excel spreadsheet they use to track utilities usage? Are
you willing to share? Any tricks for setting up a simple one?
Thanks.

I have moved a workbook "Reports.xls" created in Excel-97 containing
formatting macros from my PC to another on the network.
That PC has Office 2000 installed..
The macros will not run on the new location, citing "The macros in this

I have a workbook created by someone else to analyse exam results.
I have had to add 3 columns to it, but now when i go to the menu button
within the workbook, to change to chart view it doesn't show the last 3
columns on the chart.

I have XP professional.  My column  headings are "named" numeric (i.e. 1, 2,
3) NOT alpha (i.e. A, B, C)  I want to change them.  How do I change column
headings back to A, B, C etc.?

I keep having to change the Decimal places from 2 to 0, check the "Use 1000
Separator" and select for "Negative numbers" the red with parenthesis
formatting.  Is there a way to set these to a default so I don't have to keep
doing it?

Creating a qualifications checklist for new hires.  Need to create a list
with 'check mark' boxes, without a data base, for simple on screen checking.

I'm trying to make a spreadsheet with some work related information, but I
would like to make a custom header that will teke up 5 to 7 upper lines. And
I would like for it to reoccure on every page when it is printed, just like
in Lotus 123.

I have Excel 2003 and every time it starts it loads the "Getting Started"
pane on the right which I have to close. Is there anyway to disable this? I
looked in the Getting Started settings but it does not appear they want you o
turn it off.

I have a gateway laptop.  I have xp pro.  I have office 2003.  When I open
excel, the application has the X in the upper right hand corner greyed out.  
I can't close out the application without going to File, and then Exit. [ or
Close, or whatever]  What am I missing?

If I want to keep the data in the data area of pivot table, and NOT
summarize it, is there anyway to do it in Excel? I am able to get this report
in MS Access, which is slow, but not in excel. For eg. if I want to make a 12
quarter forecast of projects for my employees, I would ...

I need to check who worked on a record

I have a problem with emailing large files about 10 MB. Even the winzip is
not helpful. Because my ISP is slow.
Anything else I can do? There used to be a software which cut files into
small parts!!

All  number inputs are automatically divided by 100 (example: input in cell
12  result: 0.12 in cell)?!