A large number of Excel worksheets directly converted into macro-enabled Xltm template format


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SummaryWhen creating standardized templates with VBA macros, the Xltm format is typically used to save the macro code. It does not contain actual data, which prevents modifications to the original data and allows the team to automate data processing and sharing. In scenarios where rapid generation of uniform files is needed, the Xltm format also allows for custom functions and layouts, protects the template design, and prevents accidental overwrites. Below is an explanation of how to batch convert various formats of Excel worksheets into macro-enabled Xltm template format.


1、Usage Scenarios

When there are a large number of Excel files containing daily sales reports, monthly financial reports, and other content, and you need to use an Xltm template with VBA macros to automatically fetch data from the source to generate reports, you can quickly batch convert these Excel files into macro-enabled Xltm template format to improve work efficiency.

2、Preview

Before Processing:

After Processing:

3、Operation Steps

Open 【HeSoft Doc Batch Tool】, select 【Excel Tools】 - 【Excel to Xltm】.

【Add Files】Add single or multiple Excel files that need to be converted to Xltm format.

【Import Files from Folder】Import all Excel files from the selected folder.

Below you can view the imported files.

After processing is complete, click on the save location to view the successfully converted Xltm files.


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