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We have an employee that's color blind. I have been trying to search a way to customize the color scheme in Excel 2007 as the limited color of black, blue, and silver doesn't help him. Is there a way to choose more bold colors rather than the soft colors already provided; more advance customization? Thanks in advance! Tess |
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You can change Windows Theme. OR................... Try having a look at Control PanelAccessiblity Options for some manipulation of Display Note: high contrast setting will affect the display of colors on the worksheet. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=833258 The fill color, the fill pattern, or the line color of a WordArt or AutoShape object in an Office document does not change Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 1 Jun 2010 15:44:01 -0700, Tess wrote: Hi, We have an employee that's color blind. I have been trying to search a way to customize the color scheme in Excel 2007 as the limited color of black, blue, and silver doesn't help him. Is there a way to choose more bold colors rather than the soft colors already provided; more advance customization? Thanks in advance! Tess |
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i ran into this problem some years back when HR provided me with a color blind emplyee. my warehouse at the time AND the production floor was color coded. when it became necessary to diliver goods to the floor, he would asks production personel...is this red or green? i lobbied HR to require that warehour employees be screened for color blindness but was told that this would be discriminitory. huh! i do simpathize with your problem. we even tried to adjust the colors (different shades of red) to accomidate the color blind employee but that just ended up confusing the production floor AND the warehouse even more. sigh! My advice....re-assign your color blind employee to a prosition where color doesn't matter. It's.... not.... their.... fault!!! They.... are.... not .... stupid!!!! but if color is critical.....remove them from that situation and assign them other duties where they can be more productive. per my experience, excel cannot compensate for a true medical(?) condition. regards FSt1 "Tess" wrote: Hi, We have an employee that's color blind. I have been trying to search a way to customize the color scheme in Excel 2007 as the limited color of black, blue, and silver doesn't help him. Is there a way to choose more bold colors rather than the soft colors already provided; more advance customization? Thanks in advance! Tess |
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