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It also depends on the operating system. In Windows XP, the default path for the 2010 templates is<br />
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C:\Documents and Settings\&lt;username&gt;\Applic<wbr />ation Data\Microsoft\Templates<br />
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This may be different in Vista or Windows 7<br />
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cheers, teylyn
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It also depends on the operating system. In Windows XP, the default path for the 2010 templates is

C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates

This may be different in Vista or Windows 7

cheers, teylyn

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Excel 2007 looks into C:\users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\<wbr />AppData\Ro<wbr />aming\Micr<wbr />osoft\Temp<wbr />lates for excel templates in windows 7
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Excel 2007 looks into C:\users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates for excel templates in windows 7

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I'm using Win7 and Office2010 - it does indeed appear that the location of ALL templates is determined by the setting in WORD as @teylyn suggests - how intuitive !!
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I'm using Win7 and Office2010 - it does indeed appear that the location of ALL templates is determined by the setting in WORD as @teylyn suggests - how intuitive !!

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I did suggest exactly the same tihing :-)
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I did suggest exactly the same tihing :-)

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it was calacuccia who pointed out that the template location for Excel is set in Word.<br />
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I just showed the 2010 way of accessing the Modify dialog.
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it was calacuccia who pointed out that the template location for Excel is set in Word.

I just showed the 2010 way of accessing the Modify dialog.

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Anyone know where the default template location for Excel 2010 is (why is it so difficult to find!)<br />
I have created a custom template and want it to appear in the users template list 
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Anyone know where the default template location for Excel 2010 is (why is it so difficult to find!)
I have created a custom template and want it to appear in the users template list 

Excel 2010 Template location

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