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i have recently changed to Office 2007. Now when I select cells, specifically
rows that I want to delete, I click on the row number but the color of the
cells doesn't change significantly. It is difficult to see if the cell is
actually highlighted. Does anyone know how to change the default color?
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Russell

This is a problem with 2007 that has not been resolved AFAIK.

Try Chip Pearson's customizable RowLiner add-in for more positve viewing of
selected cell.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm


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i have recently changed to Office 2007. Now when I select cells, specifically
rows that I want to delete, I click on the row number but the color of the
cells doesn't change significantly. It is difficult to see if the cell is
actually highlighted. Does anyone know how to change the default color?


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I will give it a try. it figures that MS would change Excel so much and then
leave out basic features. I do not like the new look of the Office products.
Some of the enhancements are nice but I prefer the way it looked before. I
mus tbe getting old.
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Russell

This is a problem with 2007 that has not been resolved AFAIK.

Try Chip Pearson's customizable RowLiner add-in for more positve viewing of
selected cell.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm


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i have recently changed to Office 2007. Now when I select cells, specifically
rows that I want to delete, I click on the row number but the color of the
cells doesn't change significantly. It is difficult to see if the cell is
actually highlighted. Does anyone know how to change the default color?



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I know what you mean.

At 65+ myself, I do not feel inclined to take on 2007.

But, I probably will<g


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I will give it a try. it figures that MS would change Excel so much and then
leave out basic features. I do not like the new look of the Office products.
Some of the enhancements are nice but I prefer the way it looked before. I
mus tbe getting old.
"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Russell

This is a problem with 2007 that has not been resolved AFAIK.

Try Chip Pearson's customizable RowLiner add-in for more positve viewing of
selected cell.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

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wrote:

i have recently changed to Office 2007. Now when I select cells, specifically
rows that I want to delete, I click on the row number but the color of the
cells doesn't change significantly. It is difficult to see if the cell is
actually highlighted. Does anyone know how to change the default color?




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Yep, me too!<bg
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I know what you mean.

At 65+ myself, I do not feel inclined to take on 2007.

But, I probably will<g


Gord

On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 11:03:01 -0700, Russell Hampton
wrote:


I will give it a try. it figures that MS would change Excel so much and

then
leave out basic features. I do not like the new look of the Office

products.
Some of the enhancements are nice but I prefer the way it looked before.

I
mus tbe getting old.
"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Russell

This is a problem with 2007 that has not been resolved AFAIK.

Try Chip Pearson's customizable RowLiner add-in for more positve

viewing of
selected cell.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 09:53:01 -0700, Russell Hampton
wrote:

i have recently changed to Office 2007. Now when I select cells,

specifically
rows that I want to delete, I click on the row number but the color of

the
cells doesn't change significantly. It is difficult to see if the cell

is
actually highlighted. Does anyone know how to change the default

color?




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