Creating a Custom View

If you continually change your view and print settings for a specific worksheet, you can create a customize view and quickly switch to it at any time. When you display a view, Excel switches to the active worksheet when you created the view. You can use the Custom Views dialog box to quickly view all views in a workbook and show the one you want. If you no longer need a custom view, you can use the Custom Views dialog box to remove it.

Create a Custom View

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Open the workbook with the view and print settings you want to save in the view.

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Click the View menu, and then click Custom Views.

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Click Add.

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Type a name for the view.

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Click OK.

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Create a Custom View

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Click the View menu, and then click Custom Views.

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Click the view you want to display.

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Click Show.

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Show Me Microsoft Office Excel 2003
Show Me Microsoft Office Excel 2003
ISBN: 0789730057
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 291

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