So the cell's border or pattern is changing color when the hyperlink is
clicked? I don't think I've seen that and no idea what would cause it. I'd
ask you to send me a small example file but I'm going away for a few days.

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Jim
"R.T" wrote in message
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| Hi Jim,
|
| Thanks for the response, however, my issue is not with font colour but the
| actual cell colour changes from the original and that colour change is
| reflected when other users access this file. I hope this might clarify
the
| confusion.
|
| Thank you
|
| "Jim Rech" wrote:
|
| You may have noticed in internet browsers that followed hyperlinks
change
| color to indicate that you used them. This is the same thing. If you
don't
| care for this particular color just go to Format, Style and pick the
| Followed Hyperlink style. Then pick Modify and on the Font tab select a
| color you prefer. Click OK to close the Format Cells dialog. And then
| click Add then Close to close the Style dialog. This change applies
only to
| this workbook.
|
| --
| Jim
| "R.T" wrote in message
| ...
| | Hello all,
| |
| | I work in a company where there is this common excel file with a
series of
| | hyperlinks to other files within our file server. The problem is that
| when
| | some users click on the hyperlinks and go back to the document where
they
| | used the hyperlinks the colours of the cells change to a generic gray
| colour
| | for no reason whatsoever. They are all using Office 2003 and it
happens
| at
| | random. The latest patches have been installed and I have created
copies
| of
| | these files with no luck to test and compare against the original with
no
| | luck. Does anyone have any suggestions.
| |
| | Thank you
| |
| | Sincerely,
| |
| | I hate excel.
|
|
|