When creating a standardized template containing VBA macros, the Xltm format is typically used to preserve the macro code. It contains no actual data, which prevents modifying the original data and allows teams to automate data processing and sharing. In scenarios requiring rapid generation of uniform files, the Xltm format also enables custom functions and layouts, safeguards the template design, and prevents accidental overwriting. The following explains how to batch convert Excel worksheet files in various formats into the Xltm template format that supports macro code.
1. Usage Scenarios
When a large number of Excel spreadsheet files contain daily sales reports, monthly financial statements, and other content that needs to be generated by automatically retrieving data from the data source using an Xltm template with VBA macros, these Excel spreadsheets can be quickly batch-converted into the macro-enabled Xltm template format to improve work efficiency.
2. Effect Preview
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3. Operation Steps
Open HeSoft Doc Batch Tool , select 【Excel Tools】-【Convert 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.
You can view the imported files below.
After processing is completed, click the save location to view the successfully converted Xltm files.
