the colours availabe for use in fill and for graphs are terrible. Hot pink
and fluro blue are very corporate and actually make things harder to read.
It makes it difficult to design tables for work and allows for very little
creation beyond grey.

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There are more colors, about 16 million colors to choose. You have to modify
your color Pallete in the Options dialog. Any changes you make applies to
all, past and future workbooks. As there are only 56 color spots you have to
replace the ones you do not like. The last 16 are the chart colors.

-- Mark
"Bec" wrote:

the colours availabe for use in fill and for graphs are terrible. Hot pink
and fluro blue are very corporate and actually make things harder to read.
It makes it difficult to design tables for work and allows for very little
creation beyond grey.

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