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I'm trying to create an Excel document and on this specific computer, what I
see and what I print are not the same. Print Preview shows me exactly how I want it, when I actually work on the document it doesn't. I downloaded some templates for Budgeting and I like how the tabs are colored in Blue and the text in white, but when I'm working on the document, the boxes show up as blank, but when I print preview they're all there. |
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SL
If this is a problem with all Excel files with coloured cells, the Windows OS high contrast setting may be turned on. There is information in the following MSKB article: OFF: Changes to Fill Color and Fill Pattern Are Not Displayed http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-ca;320531 Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 1 Apr 2005 11:27:01 -0800, "SL" wrote: I'm trying to create an Excel document and on this specific computer, what I see and what I print are not the same. Print Preview shows me exactly how I want it, when I actually work on the document it doesn't. I downloaded some templates for Budgeting and I like how the tabs are colored in Blue and the text in white, but when I'm working on the document, the boxes show up as blank, but when I print preview they're all there. |
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