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Excel 2007 provides predesigned templates, worksheets for common uses. Templates contain standard or boilerplate text, but you can modify the templates to fit your needs. You can use the templates automatically installed with Excel 2007, or you can download free templates from the Microsoft Office Online Web site.
The following templates are automatically installed when you start using Excel 2007: Billing Statement, Blood Pressure Tracker, Expense Report, Loan Amortization, Personal Monthly Budget, Sales Report, and Time Card. Many additional templates are available for downloading.
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Using the installed templates
Follow these steps to use one of the templates that comes installed with Excel 2007:
- Click the Office button and then click New.The New Workbook dialog box appears.
- Click Installed Templates under Templates in the pane on the left.The middle pane displays thumbnails for each of the installed templates. A preview of the selected thumbnail appears in a preview pane on the right.You can select an installed template to generate a new workbook.
- Select the desired template from the middle pane and click Create.Excel closes the dialog box and opens the selected template.A new billing statement worksheet generated from the Billing Statement template.
- Customize the template as needed.
- Save the file with a new name.
Downloading templates
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If you have Internet access, you can easily check out and download any of the templates offered by Microsoft directly from the New Workbook dialog box.
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Follow these steps to download a template from Microsoft Office Online:
- Click the Office button and then click New.
- Click the category of the template you want to download under Microsoft Office Online in the Navigation pane on the left.The middle pane displays thumbnails for each of the items in that category. In some cases, you may need to select a subcategory in the middle pane before you see the thumbnails. A preview of the selected thumbnail appears in a preview pane on the right.Selecting a Budget template to download from Microsoft Office Online.
- Select the thumbnail image for the template you want to download and then click the Download button.The Download button appears near the bottom-right corner of the New Workbook dialog box.
- If you see the Microsoft Office Genuine Advantage dialog box, click the Continue button.This step verifies that you have a genuine copy of Microsoft Office. After Excel 2007 finishes downloading the template, the template file opens automatically.
- Customize the template as needed.
- Save the file with a new name.
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After downloading a template from Microsoft Office Online, you can use the template to generate new workbooks by opening it from the My Templates tab of the New dialog box (open this dialog box by clicking the My Templates link in the Navigation pane of the New Workbook dialog box).
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A label report is merely a report formatted to print multiple columns with each detail section being of a fixed size to fit the label in question. So, once the wizard has done its job you can open the report in design view and amend it. You can move and resize the controls in the detail section to allow you to add a further bound control so long as you are careful not to change the size of the detail section itself.
Another option if the lines are all vertically contiguous, and one which I prefer, is to base the report on a query which returns just one column, concatenating the values, separated by carriage returns/linefeeds into a single string expression. Nulls can also be suppressed so that you don't get blank lines where data is missing. The concatenation can be done with the following function, published by Microsoft, but amended slightly by me:
Public Function CanShrinkLines(ParamArray arrLines())
' Pass this function the lines to be combined
' For example: strAddress =
' CanShrinkLines(Name, Address1, Address2, City, State, Zip)
Dim X As Integer, strLine As String
For X = 0 To UBound(arrLines)
If Not IsNull(arrLines(X)) And Trim(arrLines(X)) <> ' Then
strLine = strLine & vbCrLf & arrLines(X)
End If
Next
' remove leading carriage return/line feed
CanShrinkLines = Mid(strLine, 3)
End Function
Using Northwind data as an example a query like this will return the address as a single string expression in each case:
SELECT CanShrinkLines([First Name] & ' ' & [Last Name],[Address],[City],[Zip/Postal Code])
AS CustomerAddress
FROM Customers
ORDER BY [Last Name], [First Name];
A label report based on this query would have a single text box control in the detail section, bound to the CustomerAddress column, with a depth sufficient to hold the four lines returned by the query in this example, though it can of course be more simply by passing additional fields into the function as the list (it's a parameter array, so will accept any number of values).
Another option if the lines are all vertically contiguous, and one which I prefer, is to base the report on a query which returns just one column, concatenating the values, separated by carriage returns/linefeeds into a single string expression. Nulls can also be suppressed so that you don't get blank lines where data is missing. The concatenation can be done with the following function, published by Microsoft, but amended slightly by me:
Public Function CanShrinkLines(ParamArray arrLines())
' Pass this function the lines to be combined
' For example: strAddress =
' CanShrinkLines(Name, Address1, Address2, City, State, Zip)
Dim X As Integer, strLine As String
For X = 0 To UBound(arrLines)
If Not IsNull(arrLines(X)) And Trim(arrLines(X)) <> ' Then
strLine = strLine & vbCrLf & arrLines(X)
End If
Next
' remove leading carriage return/line feed
CanShrinkLines = Mid(strLine, 3)
End Function
Using Northwind data as an example a query like this will return the address as a single string expression in each case:
SELECT CanShrinkLines([First Name] & ' ' & [Last Name],[Address],[City],[Zip/Postal Code])
AS CustomerAddress
FROM Customers
ORDER BY [Last Name], [First Name];
A label report based on this query would have a single text box control in the detail section, bound to the CustomerAddress column, with a depth sufficient to hold the four lines returned by the query in this example, though it can of course be more simply by passing additional fields into the function as the list (it's a parameter array, so will accept any number of values).