And how can I get it back.. When you have multiple sheets, ( 38 ) and you
don't use them all on every project, it'd be nice to highlight the one's you
do use, so you can spot them easily. Deleting the unused sheets will not
work because they are linked to a top sheet so to speak, and it would make a
mess of it.

Go to Format -- Sheet -- Tab Color

"Falcon" wrote:

And how can I get it back.. When you have multiple sheets, ( 38 ) and you
don't use them all on every project, it'd be nice to highlight the one's you
do use, so you can spot them easily. Deleting the unused sheets will not
work because they are linked to a top sheet so to speak, and it would make a
mess of it.

Tab color is only available in Excel 2003. Are you now using a
different version?


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Actually added in xl2002.



swatsp0p wrote:

Tab color is only available in Excel 2003. Are you now using a
different version?

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I'm sorry.... The version I'm using at work is older than the version I
use at home.. Was hoping that there was some kind of code that would make it
work...

Tell your boss it's time for an upgrade <bg.

Falcon wrote:

I'm sorry.... The version I'm using at work is older than the version I
use at home.. Was hoping that there was some kind of code that would make it
work...

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