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How to stop automatic cell shading
Excel 2007
I have a spreadsheet where I keep track of contractor hours by week. When I receive the invoice for the week, I shade the cell yellow. When I go to add next weeks hours, if the cell above is yellow, my new cell automatically shades. How do I stop this? I couldn't find any place to turn off/on autoformatting. Thank you. |
How to stop automatic cell shading
hi
try this... 2003 on the menu bar..... toolsoptionsedit tabuncheck extend formats and formulas Regards FSt1 "Victoria@DIG" wrote: Excel 2007 I have a spreadsheet where I keep track of contractor hours by week. When I receive the invoice for the week, I shade the cell yellow. When I go to add next weeks hours, if the cell above is yellow, my new cell automatically shades. How do I stop this? I couldn't find any place to turn off/on autoformatting. Thank you. |
How to stop automatic cell shading
I have 2007.
"FSt1" wrote: hi try this... 2003 on the menu bar..... toolsoptionsedit tabuncheck extend formats and formulas Regards FSt1 "Victoria@DIG" wrote: Excel 2007 I have a spreadsheet where I keep track of contractor hours by week. When I receive the invoice for the week, I shade the cell yellow. When I go to add next weeks hours, if the cell above is yellow, my new cell automatically shades. How do I stop this? I couldn't find any place to turn off/on autoformatting. Thank you. |
How to stop automatic cell shading
hi
i don't. all i know is that is office buttonexcel options may be the same after that. regards FSt1 "Victoria@DIG" wrote: I have 2007. "FSt1" wrote: hi try this... 2003 on the menu bar..... toolsoptionsedit tabuncheck extend formats and formulas Regards FSt1 "Victoria@DIG" wrote: Excel 2007 I have a spreadsheet where I keep track of contractor hours by week. When I receive the invoice for the week, I shade the cell yellow. When I go to add next weeks hours, if the cell above is yellow, my new cell automatically shades. How do I stop this? I couldn't find any place to turn off/on autoformatting. Thank you. |
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