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Saving Custom Colors for Continuous Use
Hello!
I have seen several threads about saving a custom color scheme for new spreadsheets and am able to do that without issues. The problem I am having is that I update and edit a set spreadsheet every morning that is pulled from an Access report. Is there a way to save the custom colors so I may continually use them on a spreadsheet sent to me from an outside source? Every morning I have to add the custom colors used to coordinate all the information across previous reports. I am currently using Excel 2013 version. Thank you in advance for your help! |
Saving Custom Colors for Continuous Use
Hello!
I have seen several threads about saving a custom color scheme for new spreadsheets and am able to do that without issues. The problem I am having is that I update and edit a set spreadsheet every morning that is pulled from an Access report. Is there a way to save the custom colors so I may continually use them on a spreadsheet sent to me from an outside source? Every morning I have to add the custom colors used to coordinate all the information across previous reports. I am currently using Excel 2013 version. Thank you in advance for your help! You could save your color scheme on a template sheet, then import from the set spreadsheet into your template sheet. (Copy/pasteValues) If you do it once using the macro recorder you'd be able to repeat later by running the macro. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
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