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Hi,
We recently updated to excel 2007. When I use the find function, I cannot see the cell that the system is telling me that it has found what I am looking for. Is there anyway to change the colour so that there is a greater contrast. I did not have this problem in prior versions of excel. Thanks |
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No one else had the problem in earlier versions either, and everyone does in
2007, and this problem and related lack of contrast issues in 2007 is one of the biggest complaints. And one that Microsoft hasn't addressed at all yet. I'm sorry, I don't have a real answer for you - I've seen suggestions to change the palette of colors to help some, but the specifics of the process elude me right this minute. I'll see if I can't dig up something on this. One thing you can try is the active cell highlighter (or the RowLiner) that can be found on this page at Chip Pearson's site: http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/excelM...ightActiveCell "sanmos" wrote: Hi, We recently updated to excel 2007. When I use the find function, I cannot see the cell that the system is telling me that it has found what I am looking for. Is there anyway to change the colour so that there is a greater contrast. I did not have this problem in prior versions of excel. Thanks |
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