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CAN I PERMANENTLY CHANGE COLORS IN THE 2003 EXCEL PALETTE
I know how to change colors in the palette, and I know how to copy a plalette
from a workbook to use in another workbook. Instead of doing that, I would like to be able to modify the palette and save the modified palette as the "standard" one, i.e, the one that would come up whenever you open a new Excel workbook. This would avoid the need to open another workbook and copy colors from it. Is there any way in the world to do this? |
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CAN I PERMANENTLY CHANGE COLORS IN THE 2003 EXCEL PALETTE
Open a new workbook and modify the colors as you wish through
ToolsOptionsColors Save the workbook as a Template(*.xlt) named BOOK Store in your XLSTART folder and it will become the default New Workbook. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 12 May 2010 15:41:01 -0700, TRIGEO wrote: I know how to change colors in the palette, and I know how to copy a plalette from a workbook to use in another workbook. Instead of doing that, I would like to be able to modify the palette and save the modified palette as the "standard" one, i.e, the one that would come up whenever you open a new Excel workbook. This would avoid the need to open another workbook and copy colors from it. Is there any way in the world to do this? |
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