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Good morning!
Using Excel 2003 I need to highlight the changes I've made as I'm making them within a worksheet. I'm revising a customer order, so I paste the original quantity in cell B2 - for example 200. When I change the quantity to 225, I'd like the cell to change color. I've tried the Track Changes feature, and it appears that I have to click the button each time I open the workbook. Not a big deal, but since there are 20+ sheets, it's a little tedious. Is there a way to highlight (using fill) the changes made within a sheet? Am I using Track Changes incorrectly? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jessica |
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