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Default I cannot see my fill color on my spread sheet. I disappears

I created a document in excel with all different fill colors, and now when I
open it, all the color is gone, and I cannot use my fill, if I try to change
font color, it automatically goes back to black, yet, when I send the
document to someone else, they can see all the color fine???
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Default I cannot see my fill color on my spread sheet. I disappears

See

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=320531
Changes to fill color and fill pattern are not displayed in Office programs

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I created a document in excel with all different fill colors, and now when

I
open it, all the color is gone, and I cannot use my fill, if I try to

change
font color, it automatically goes back to black, yet, when I send the
document to someone else, they can see all the color fine???



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