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Palette colors change when sent as email attachment
Hello,
When I email someone a file, the formatting (colors) change... How do I ensure the file they open looks just like the one I sent? Thanks! |
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Palette colors change when sent as email attachment
For most formatting aspects in a workbook the format colours are taken from
the palette of 56 colours. If the palette is customized it's saved with the workbook, so your recipient should see the same palette and any formatted colours. However the automatic colours for fill and font are determined by the user's system colours, typically white and black, but not necessarily. Is it these colours that don't appear the same. Regards, Peter T "JEFF" wrote in message ... Hello, When I email someone a file, the formatting (colors) change... How do I ensure the file they open looks just like the one I sent? Thanks! |
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Palette colors change when sent as email attachment
Hi Peter, thanks for responding....
The issue is with cell shading, and I noticed that my palette is different from theirs (mine had been changed, they are using system defaults)... Does that help? "Peter T" wrote: For most formatting aspects in a workbook the format colours are taken from the palette of 56 colours. If the palette is customized it's saved with the workbook, so your recipient should see the same palette and any formatted colours. However the automatic colours for fill and font are determined by the user's system colours, typically white and black, but not necessarily. Is it these colours that don't appear the same. Regards, Peter T "JEFF" wrote in message ... Hello, When I email someone a file, the formatting (colors) change... How do I ensure the file they open looks just like the one I sent? Thanks! |
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Palette colors change when sent as email attachment
When you say 'system defaults' do you mean Excel's default palette or system
colours in respective systems are not the same. I assume you mean Excel's default palette. As I said before normally a customized palette is saved with the workbook and should open with the same the palette and palette colour formats by the recipient. Though of course the user could reset the palette, or re-customize it. Was, by chance your workbook, originally created in a pre Excel 97 version. eg '95. Regards, Peter T "JEFF" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, thanks for responding.... The issue is with cell shading, and I noticed that my palette is different from theirs (mine had been changed, they are using system defaults)... Does that help? "Peter T" wrote: For most formatting aspects in a workbook the format colours are taken from the palette of 56 colours. If the palette is customized it's saved with the workbook, so your recipient should see the same palette and any formatted colours. However the automatic colours for fill and font are determined by the user's system colours, typically white and black, but not necessarily. Is it these colours that don't appear the same. Regards, Peter T "JEFF" wrote in message ... Hello, When I email someone a file, the formatting (colors) change... How do I ensure the file they open looks just like the one I sent? Thanks! |
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