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In Excel '97, when multiple sheets were chosen to make the same change on all
of the sheets, the tab colors would be distinctive to make the user aware that they were working on multiple sheets. This does not happen on Excel 2007, so after I have worked on the multiple sheet changes, if I forget or am distracted, and I return to Excel, I forget that I was working on multiple sheets, and am constantly thinking that I am working on one sheet, and thus end up changing multiple sheets unintentionally, which has been causing me headaches. Does anyone know about a cure? |
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