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Changing font or Adding color to file names
When I open a folder and it shows all the files in that folder...is it
possible to change the font or add color or something to the file name (or "x"-icon) to distinguish that file from all the others? I spend half my time searching thru all the files to find the one I want. Thanks |
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Changing font or Adding color to file names
Forgot...I'm using Excel 2003.
"Rich" wrote: When I open a folder and it shows all the files in that folder...is it possible to change the font or add color or something to the file name (or "x"-icon) to distinguish that file from all the others? I spend half my time searching thru all the files to find the one I want. Thanks |
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Changing font or Adding color to file names
Nope, not without some 3rd party addin for your Operating system. Excel
has no control over the file system features. Rich wrote: When I open a folder and it shows all the files in that folder...is it possible to change the font or add color or something to the file name (or "x"-icon) to distinguish that file from all the others? I spend half my time searching thru all the files to find the one I want. Thanks |
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