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Operating System: Windows |
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empower® Add-in: Template Management |
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To design your worksheets, you can use elements from the empower® Library. |
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For example, you can insert corporate design compliant table and cell styles as well as chart templates from your Corporate Design Templates. |
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Files that are protected either by the Office built-in document protection or by Microsoft Purview Information Protection cannot be processed by empower®.
Files with Microsoft Purview Information Protection labels similar to Public can be processed.
For further information regarding Microsoft Purview Information Protection, see Protect your sensitive data with Microsoft Purview.
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You can use custom and corporate design compliant cell and table styles in empower® to format cells and tables. |
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To download a table style to your workbook, follow the following steps: |
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To apply a table style to a selected table, follow the following steps: |
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To download a cell style to your workbook, follow the following steps: |
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To apply a cell style to a selected cell, follow the following steps: |
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You can use predefined table sizes in empower® to format a table. |
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To download them to your workbook and apply them to an existing table, follow the following steps: |
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To apply a table size to a selected table, follow the following steps: |
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The table sizes are named by your empower® Administrators in a meaningful way, so that the names already provide information about the use of the table sizes. |
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The following values can be predefined for a table size: |
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If the number of column widths defined in the table size is greater than the number of columns in the table to be formatted, all selected columns are formatted according to the table size, and any column widths additionally defined in the table size are not applied. |
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If the number of column widths defined in the table size is less than the number of columns in the table to be formatted, all selected columns are formatted according to the table size. For the remaining columns in the table to be formatted, the total width of the table defined in the table size is subtracted from the column widths already used, and the difference is distributed evenly among the remaining unformatted columns. |
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In case there are unsaved changes to your current workbook, you are asked to save the workbook to proceed.
If the workbook you are working with is saved in a cloud and you want to add a table size to it, you are informed that no other editors should be working in the file.
Table sizes are available in a workbook after being loaded once you select a range in your open workbook and will be kept in a workbook after saving it.
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You can use custom chart templates to illustrate the contents of a table with a chart. |
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To do so, follow the following steps: |
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A chart style can be of two types: |
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The fixed color chart styles have the property that the colors used in the chart template are completely adapted to the corporate design and do not change even if the workbook’s color scheme differs from the chart’s colors or if the design of the workbook is changed via Excel (tab Page Layout – Designs). |
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If you choose a chart style with dynamically changing colors, the colors of the chart will automatically adapt to the workbook’s design/color scheme. |
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To change the display order in charts for rows and columns, follow the following steps: |
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With this option, you can toggle between assigning the rows and columns to the horizontal and vertical graph axes, depending on the arrangement of the series within a graph. The settings made here affect, among others, the chart title, legend and data point labels. |
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Chart styles in empower® can only be applied to Excel charts and not to charts that have been created with empower®.
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