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Good day. I am using Excel 2002 on Windows ME. I have
created a worksheet that contains a number of color-coded cells to show the user that cells of a certain color have a particular function. For example, green cells are user entry, red cells are errors, yellow cells are information only, etc. While the worksheet is being completed, the colors are needed. However, when the user has completed the worksheet, it is then time to FAX the output to my vendor for order entry. Is there a function or a method in which I can temporarily reformat all of the cells with color into no-color for the time it takes to print the worksheet or can the worksheet be printed with no colors by command? The second choice would be to totally eliminate the colors and leave the end result completed worksheet as black and white to allow printing again later if it is needed. Thanks, Dan... |
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