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Can Excel automatically color highlight (or with bold lines on top and
bottom) the row that I'm working in? I have a spreadsheet with 219 rows and
about 137 columns. I have friends helping me to enter data for my Master's
project so I really want accuracy to not be a problem. As they use the arrow
buttons to fill in information from column to column in the same record (i.e.
row), I would like it to be plainly obvious which record they're in... more
than just the higlighted row number. Bells and whistles, you know? I can't
find any automatic view of guidelines or "rulers" of this sort so maybe I
need to look in Visual Basic or Macros. ANY IDEAS? Thanks in advance!
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you may want to try Chip Pearson's Rowliner:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm

Estephanina wrote:

Can Excel automatically color highlight (or with bold lines on top and
bottom) the row that I'm working in? I have a spreadsheet with 219 rows and
about 137 columns. I have friends helping me to enter data for my Master's
project so I really want accuracy to not be a problem. As they use the arrow
buttons to fill in information from column to column in the same record (i.e.
row), I would like it to be plainly obvious which record they're in... more
than just the higlighted row number. Bells and whistles, you know? I can't
find any automatic view of guidelines or "rulers" of this sort so maybe I
need to look in Visual Basic or Macros. ANY IDEAS? Thanks in advance!


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Thanks Dave. The add in works great for my computer with Office XP but I
can't get it to load onto an older computer with Office 2000.

Thanks so much for the help... it'll help my work greatly!
Steph


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you may want to try Chip Pearson's Rowliner:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm



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From the top of Chip's site:
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For Excel 2000, you must have the SR1 patch installed. Otherwise you may receive
an "Illegal Operation" message.
....

Are you running xl2k sr1?



Estephanina wrote:

Thanks Dave. The add in works great for my computer with Office XP but I
can't get it to load onto an older computer with Office 2000.

Thanks so much for the help... it'll help my work greatly!
Steph

"Dave Peterson" wrote:


you may want to try Chip Pearson's Rowliner:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm



Dave Peterson


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