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Default alternate row formatting in 2007-problems

I love the alternate row formatting now available in 2007 - but we are having
some problems with it.
When a new row is added in the middle of a sheet, it takes on the color of
the row below it -- so then you end up having 2 blues or 2 whites - instead
of alternate colors. It doesn't refresh itself to the alternate colors.
ALso, we have one department that adds data at the end and then SORTS to get
it in the right order.... again - it doesn't maintain the alternate colors
after sorting - In fact, the inconsistant grouping of colors almost makes it
more difficult to read.
Has anyone found any work arounds for this? Any recommendations would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your time and suggestons.
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Cindy B
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