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I lost all mine when my last computer died. I used it to create all the different types of panel directories we need. Does anyone have something like this they can share? I dont mind editing one but don't know how to make one from scratch.

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These are not spreadsheets, but might do the trick.

From Schneider/SquareD:

http://www.squared.com/us/products/gendoc.nsf/DocumentsByCategory/D115F8FA2E445A1185256DEF0075E6D2

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Do these open in an editable form using MS Word? I use OpenOffice, and they open as a "read only" file, which cannot be edited...

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Just fill in anything you want in the gray areas. You can hit the "Enter" button, and it will provide more space for writing.

There is a "Save As" function, and it can be printed.

The SquareD logo, however can not be edited. laugh

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I 'made' a directory on Excel, saved the 'blank'; opened it, filled-in what I had to, and saved that as "save as" (job/panel) and it worked fine.

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Thanks for the link, and it's nice you gave Schneider?Squrae D credit in your reply.



John

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