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Default Colors too dark!

I am in Excel 2007. I have inherited a spreadsheet with highlighting colors
that are too deep and vibrant. They are sucking my printer dry and are so
deep they are hard to read when printed. I can only assume the creator never
printed and had a pitiful monitor.

If I change to B&W I lose the highlighting altogether. Block-by-block
updating is tedious and error prone.

I am looking for the ability to selected the XLS and change the Transparency
of the color to something more user-friendly (like 10%!)

Can the MVPs help me?
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