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What version of Office? &nbsp;You know you can set a number of these settings in Options... &nbsp;For example, Smart Quotes is big one that catches people in Technology..
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What version of Office?  You know you can set a number of these settings in Options...  For example, Smart Quotes is big one that catches people in Technology..

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Isn't there any other way of doing this such as creating a default template that will apply to all Excel documents that are opened and created?
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Isn't there any other way of doing this such as creating a default template that will apply to all Excel documents that are opened and created?

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How can I make it so that certain Microsoft Office settings will remain in place even after that Office application has been closed and opened again?<br />
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For example in Excel I often need to search all workbooks in a certain file for a certain word.<br />
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This is something that Excel doesn't do by default since by default it will only search within the sheet that you are currently in.<br />
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So I will go into the Find function and then I have to change the Within value from Sheet to Workbook.<br />
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So how can I make it so that these kinds of custom settings will always remain the default settings whenever I open the Office program?
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How can I make it so that certain Microsoft Office settings will remain in place even after that Office application has been closed and opened again?

For example in Excel I often need to search all workbooks in a certain file for a certain word.

This is something that Excel doesn't do by default since by default it will only search within the sheet that you are currently in.

So I will go into the Find function and then I have to change the Within value from Sheet to Workbook.

So how can I make it so that these kinds of custom settings will always remain the default settings whenever I open the Office program?

Make Office retain settings

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