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When I select multiple cells for editting, Excel doesn't highlight the cells
that I've selected. I can't find where this can be adjusted. Is there a way to adjust the color for selecting cells? |
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Many users of Excel 2007 are reporting this problem; it seems to related to
the video card and/or monitor. Try changing the Windows Appearance (right click empty space on desktop and select properties) Regret,I cannot be more exact as I do not have this problem on any of my boxes best wishes - Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "swalker" wrote in message ... When I select multiple cells for editting, Excel doesn't highlight the cells that I've selected. I can't find where this can be adjusted. Is there a way to adjust the color for selecting cells? |
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There are several threads on this now that should get consolodated into to
one FAQ: Depending on the monitor the highlight of the selected cells in Excell 2007 can be very light. There are a couple of easy options to try to address this (short of MS adding a user option to adjust the highlight percentage): 1) Try adjusting the contrast of your monitor - either up or down. I have a desktop monitor with a laptop docking station so have a 2-monitor setup. With the Excel window on the desktop monitor I could barely see the selected cells but when I dragged the window to the laptop the highlight was fine. The contrast on the monitor was in the 70-80% range and when I adjusted it to 40-50% the highlight was much more visible. 2) If adjusting the monitor doesn't work you can try changing the window background color. Right click on the desktop and select properties. Click on the appearance tab. Click on advanced (oooh...). Select window from the item drop down list. Click on color one and click on other... at the bottom. On the upper right drag the black triangle down until you see the color box darken a little, I adjusted from Red=Green=Blue=255 to 230 for my original monitor settings. The downside of this is the background can look pretty dingy - especially if you then adjust the contrast down. 1) is preferred if it works. "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Many users of Excel 2007 are reporting this problem; it seems to related to the video card and/or monitor. Try changing the Windows Appearance (right click empty space on desktop and select properties) Regret,I cannot be more exact as I do not have this problem on any of my boxes best wishes - Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "swalker" wrote in message ... When I select multiple cells for editting, Excel doesn't highlight the cells that I've selected. I can't find where this can be adjusted. Is there a way to adjust the color for selecting cells? |
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