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How to Edit/Change a Personal Template in Excel?
Excel templates are a great resource for streamlining tasks and boosting output. You can save time and work by using their pre-made structures and formulas that can be modified to meet your unique requirements. This lesson will walk you through the steps of editing and customising an Excel personal template. We can help, whether you need to make changes to an existing template or want to start from zero and design a new one.
Throughout this video, we'll provide you step-by-step directions and helpful hints to make the most of Excel's user interface. No of your level of Excel proficiency—beginner or expert—you'll find this course helpful in developing your template-editing abilities. So let's get going and discover the power of customising your Excel templates to meet your specific needs.
Edit/Change a Personal Template
Here, we will open the sheet and make the changes to it. So let us see a simple process to learn how you can edit or change a personal template in Excel.
Step 1
Consider any Excel workbook.
First, click on File, then Open, and select Browse.
File > Open > Browse.
Step 2
Then click on the file path and enter the location as
C:\Users
i31a\OneDrive\Documents\Custom Office Templates and click enter. In the path Custom Office Template, there is a folder containing all the Excel templates.
File > Location > Enter.
Step 3
Then open the sheet that you want to edit, make the changes to the chart, and then click save to complete the task.
Open > Changes > Save.
This is how you can edit or change a personal template in Excel.
Conclusion
In this tutorial, we have used a simple example to demonstrate how you can edit or change a personal template in Excel to highlight a particular set of data.
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