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Old 10-14-2017, 01:25 PM
bkcell bkcell is offline Changed formatting resets each time spreadsheet is opened Windows 10 Changed formatting resets each time spreadsheet is opened Office 2016
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Default Changed formatting resets each time spreadsheet is opened

At some point formatting (font and font size) changed for SOME items in SOME columns of my spreadsheet. Oh well. I changed all items manually to their preferred formatting and moved on. When I opened the file next time the changed formatting had returned. ***? This behavior is persistent. With 20,000 records manually fixing this every day isn't going to work.

I'm a beginner and almost certainly inadvertently changed something but I can't figure out what. Does Excel work with templates like Word, could I have a corrupted template? Any suggestions appreciated.

Office 2016
Win10 Pro/PC

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