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Good day Cooper,
Excel stores the zoom level with the workbook when it is saved. This is why you're seeing this behavior.
Unfortunately, Excel doesn't currently offer a user specific setting that allows you to apply a default zoom level locally without affecting the workbook for other users.
I’m really sorry, I know this isn’t the outcome you were hoping for. As a fellow user in this community forum, I hope you understand that I don’t have the ability to modify or escalate product issues directly. However, I strongly recommend submitting your feedback through the Excel · Community. This is the most effective way to ensure your voice reaches the product team and can be considered for future improvements.
Once you've submitted your feedback, feel free to share the link here in the comments. I’ll be happy to upvote it to help bring more visibility.
Additionally, as other users have raised similar concerns and may not be aware of where to share their feedback, I hope this response helps clarify the situation. Highlighting this information can make it more visible to others in the community who may be facing the same issue, making it easier for them to find guidance and contribute their feedback as well.
Thank you again for your time and for raising this important usability concern.
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