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Change Style Dropdown
I've just begun using Excel 2007. I've not been having fun. Hopefully
someone can help me with this. In Excel 2003 I had a style dropdown in which I put only the styles I wanted. Now, in Excel 2007 I seem to have a style dropdown that has what "it" wants in there. Maybe there's another dropdown that I haven't yet discovered. I would like to remove the things that I don't want, and put in what I do want. I'm having trouble with one particular instance. I'd like my default scientific format to have 4 decimal places. I created a scientific format with 4 places. If I highlight a cell and click Scientific in the pallete, it works. If I use the dropdown, I get the 2 decimal place default. Apparently I now had 2 scientific formats. I deleted mine, and thought that I could modify theirs. I could not figure out how. I'd really appreciate some advice on this. Thanks |
Change Style Dropdown
Thinking this pretty much covers Styles:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH100648351033 "Art" wrote: I've just begun using Excel 2007. I've not been having fun. Hopefully someone can help me with this. In Excel 2003 I had a style dropdown in which I put only the styles I wanted. Now, in Excel 2007 I seem to have a style dropdown that has what "it" wants in there. Maybe there's another dropdown that I haven't yet discovered. I would like to remove the things that I don't want, and put in what I do want. I'm having trouble with one particular instance. I'd like my default scientific format to have 4 decimal places. I created a scientific format with 4 places. If I highlight a cell and click Scientific in the pallete, it works. If I use the dropdown, I get the 2 decimal place default. Apparently I now had 2 scientific formats. I deleted mine, and thought that I could modify theirs. I could not figure out how. I'd really appreciate some advice on this. Thanks |
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