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Set a template as the default spreadsheet template - OpenOffice.org Calc

How-To: Set a template as the default spreadsheet template - OpenOffice.org Calc
  1. It is possible to set your saved spreadsheet templates as the default template when you open a new spreadsheet.
  2. To do this, first click here on "File."
  3. Then, on the menu that opens, move your mouse over the option "Templates."
  4. A side menu should appear. Look for the "Organize..." option and click on it once.
  5. The template management window should open.
  6. Now, look for the "My Templates" folder here, and double-click on it.
  7. You should see the list of saved templates appear below. Right click over the name of the template you want to set as the default.
  8. On the menu that opens, look for the option "Set As Default Template" and click on it once.
  9. Afterwards, click on "Close."
  10. Now, let us test if our new setting worked by opening a new spreadsheet. Just click on this down arrow, beside the "New Document" button here.
  11. On the menu that opens, click on "Spreadsheet."
  12. Great! As you can see instead of the original blank spreadsheet template, the template we set has been opened. Congratulations! You have learned how to set the default spreadsheet.
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Set a template as the default spreadsheet template

This screencast demonstrates how to set a template as the default spreadsheet template. You learn:

  • How to access the template management window.
  • How to select a template to use as the default template.
  • How to set the default spreadsheet template.
  • How to check if the new settings have taken effect.

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