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Sheet Background Color
I've have a file in which the worksheet is completely colored in gray and no
gridlines showing. There is no background color applied that I can find. The gray is exactly same color as the row and column identifier background color. How can I remove this color or change the color? Thank you |
Sheet Background Color
Try this:
select all of the data on the spreadsheet (hit ctrl+a) go to edit - clear - formats On Aug 30, 3:14 pm, Glenn wrote: I've have a file in which the worksheet is completely colored in gray and no gridlines showing. There is no background color applied that I can find. The gray is exactly same color as the row and column identifier background color. How can I remove this color or change the color? Thank you |
Sheet Background Color
Click VIEW in the menu and select NORMAL. It sounds like you're in PAGE
BREAK PREVIEW view. -- Kevin Backmann "Glenn" wrote: I've have a file in which the worksheet is completely colored in gray and no gridlines showing. There is no background color applied that I can find. The gray is exactly same color as the row and column identifier background color. How can I remove this color or change the color? Thank you |
Sheet Background Color
Thanks Kevin. That was it. I spent an hour fooling around trying to figure
it out. "Glenn" wrote: I've have a file in which the worksheet is completely colored in gray and no gridlines showing. There is no background color applied that I can find. The gray is exactly same color as the row and column identifier background color. How can I remove this color or change the color? Thank you |
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