Morning!
On this one I have no idea as to how to start.
Complete answer would be appreciated, but I would even appreciate a starting point clue.
Thanks
Morning!
On this one I have no idea as to how to start.
Complete answer would be appreciated, but I would even appreciate a starting point clue.
Thanks
Create a "template" version of your main workbook. Save it as MyFile.xltx.
Now add that template to your templates folder and/or put a link to the template on your desktop somewhere convenient. Use that link to open the template for "use".
When you open a template in this manner, it is opening a "nameless copy" of the template. The use MUST give the new workbook a name, the same as is true the first time you create any workbook. Try it out, should give you all security you need. It insures the user saves each "use" as a new file and it keeps anyone from hurting your real master copy you have saved elsewhere.
Last edited by JBeaucaire; 07-05-2012 at 03:03 AM.
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I am not at home so will try later - but does the fact that the file they will be opening / saving is a .xlsm?
You want to save it as an xltx if it doesn't contain macros, and an xltm if it does.
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