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Change color of already shaded cells
I was given a worksheet with several cells already shaded. There is no
data or values in these cells. I was wondering how I could change the color on those specific cells. |
Change color of already shaded cells
If you tried to manually change the the fill color and it didn't work a
possibility is that the cells are conditionally formatted. Conditional formatting will override manual formatting. Select a cell that is shaded and goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting. Are there any settings applied? Biff "Scotty J" wrote in message oups.com... I was given a worksheet with several cells already shaded. There is no data or values in these cells. I was wondering how I could change the color on those specific cells. |
Change color of already shaded cells
Sounds like conditional formatting. Select a cell, goto FormatConditional
Formatting, and see if there is anything there. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Scotty J" wrote in message oups.com... I was given a worksheet with several cells already shaded. There is no data or values in these cells. I was wondering how I could change the color on those specific cells. |
Change color of already shaded cells
I did this, and it says there is "No Format Set".
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Change color of already shaded cells
Ok, a couple of other possibilities.
The sheet may be protected or there may be some VBA code doing this. Goto the menu ToolsProtection. Is there an option to Unprotect? Look for any macros (VBA code) Hit ALT F11 to open the VBA editor Goto ViewProject Explorer Locate your file name Do you see any modules listed? Double click the sheet name. Do you see any code in the window that opens? Biff "Scotty J" wrote in message ups.com... I did this, and it says there is "No Format Set". |
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