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file font colors
When I open a folder in Excel, some of the files are in blue type. What does
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Usually the blue type indicates that the file is compressed. You can check
it on the properties on the file, if it is not shown in the first screen look on the advanced button. Miguel. "Dan H." wrote: When I open a folder in Excel, some of the files are in blue type. What does the blue type signify? |
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Blue font means they are "compressed" NTFS files.
Green font means they are "encrypted" files. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sun, 25 Jun 2006 14:16:01 -0700, Dan H. <Dan wrote: When I open a folder in Excel, some of the files are in blue type. What does the blue type signify? |
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