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It is worth noting that changing the Zoom % from anything other than 100% may create unintended consequences:<br />

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Line breaks may not occur in the same place on the screen as they do in printouts when you turn on the Wrap Text setting. 
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You may encounter a &quot;Not enough memory to display&quot; error message if you have a embedded charts and other complex graphics features on a worksheet<br />

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Brad
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It is worth noting that changing the Zoom % from anything other than 100% may create unintended consequences:

Line breaks may not occur in the same place on the screen as they do in printouts when you turn on the Wrap Text setting.
You may encounter a "Not enough memory to display" error message if you have a embedded charts and other complex graphics features on a worksheet

Brad

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You may also want to set the Zoom % on each worksheet in the corresponding Book.xltx (or Book.xlt) templates that are the basis for new workbooks. Make sure that each worksheet has the desired Zoom % before saving it. Save this file in the same XLSTART folder as Sheet.xltx. 
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You may also want to set the Zoom % on each worksheet in the corresponding Book.xltx (or Book.xlt) templates that are the basis for new workbooks. Make sure that each worksheet has the desired Zoom % before saving it. Save this file in the same XLSTART folder as Sheet.xltx.

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Hi guys,<br />
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I was wondering if it was possible for me to set my Zoom size in excell to a different size then the 100% default. and if so i would like for it to stay at a certain size everytime i open a new sheet. thanks 
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Hi guys,

I was wondering if it was possible for me to set my Zoom size in excell to a different size then the 100% default. and if so i would like for it to stay at a certain size everytime i open a new sheet. thanks 

Set Zoom size in Excell as default

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