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Conditional Formatting Font Change
In Excel 2007 I have applied Conditional Formatting to a range of cells (B1
to B100) so that the font colour changes to green if the corresponding cell in the range D1 to D100 displays "Accepted". Trouble is, Excel has made the font "Cambria". The background / normal cell font is Arial. I cannot control the font in Conditional Formatting, but Excel seems to want to change it for me. I've never used Cambria. What's going wrong? |
Conditional Formatting Font Change
Hi,
Go to conditional formating, manage rules, choose your formula and see if it has not Cambria assigned "Hugh" wrote: In Excel 2007 I have applied Conditional Formatting to a range of cells (B1 to B100) so that the font colour changes to green if the corresponding cell in the range D1 to D100 displays "Accepted". Trouble is, Excel has made the font "Cambria". The background / normal cell font is Arial. I cannot control the font in Conditional Formatting, but Excel seems to want to change it for me. I've never used Cambria. What's going wrong? |
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