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Strange... in my worksheet, if I choose Format | Cells from the menu
(or press Ctrl+1), the Format Cells dialog box won't display. The only time it will display is if I've selected all the cells at once (Ctrl+a). This is of course a problem if I want to change the format of any individual or group of cells. Has anyone ever heard of this? Even after (via Ctlr+a then Ctrl+1) I uncheck "Locked" on the protection tab, I still can't format individual cells. A couple possible reasons: (1) the worksheet is a table that was created from Access by pressing "Analyze with Excel" so maybe there's a special setting or something which locks formatting, (2) the worksheet was initially saved in Excel 2003 and I'm opening it in Excel 2000, however, even when I copy the cells into a new workbook, the Format Cells dialog box still won't display for those cells. Thanks. |
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