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Fixing cell color changes when copying in Excel 2007
When I copy a worksheet into a new workbook, the colors change. I used to be
able to fix this by copying the color formating from the original worksheet. I can't seem to find that option in the 2007 version. Is it still there somewhere and I can't find it? |
Fixing cell color changes when copying in Excel 2007
I don't see a colour change when copying a sheet into a new workbook.
Are these sheets that you're creating in Excel 2007, or files from older versions that you're opening in Excel 2007? nataliemichelle wrote: When I copy a worksheet into a new workbook, the colors change. I used to be able to fix this by copying the color formating from the original worksheet. I can't seem to find that option in the 2007 version. Is it still there somewhere and I can't find it? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Fixing cell color changes when copying in Excel 2007
Try this setting,
Office ButtonExcel OptionsSaveColors..Copy Colors fromselect the workbook. Regards, Shailesh Shah http://in.geocities.com/shahshaileshs/ (Excel Add-ins Page) If You Can't Excel with Talent, Triumph with Effort. "nataliemichelle" wrote in message ... When I copy a worksheet into a new workbook, the colors change. I used to be able to fix this by copying the color formating from the original worksheet. I can't seem to find that option in the 2007 version. Is it still there somewhere and I can't find it? |
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