Hide Inspector by default

Hi,
Does anyone know of a way to hide the Inspector pane by default when opening a new spreadsheet? I know it's a simple Alt/Cmd+I to hide/show but it's those little steps that you need to do everytime you start a project that begin to drive you crazy over time.
Mike

I am not aware of a way. I tried saving a template with the formatter closed by my test was not successful
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