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waholt

Excel should include flashing cells/block and marching ants like W
 
I need to be able to make some of my cells get noticed.
I already use Fill Colors and text colors and fonts.
So my spreadsheet looks like a rainbow.
I need the cells to be able to flash or like Word's marching ants
so as to pay attention to the cell / row.

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JE McGimpsey

Excel should include flashing cells/block and marching ants like W
 
NNOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

I've never seen a worksheet that looks like a rainbow that was usable by
humans, even if flashing cells were added. It's poor design, at best.

Note that flashing cells may not be used in US-based government
spreadsheets if the flashing may exceed 2Hz (29 U.S.C. 794d).


In article ,
waholt wrote:

I need to be able to make some of my cells get noticed.
I already use Fill Colors and text colors and fonts.
So my spreadsheet looks like a rainbow.
I need the cells to be able to flash or like Word's marching ants
so as to pay attention to the cell / row.


Harlan Grove

Excel should include flashing cells/block and marching ants like W
 
JE McGimpsey wrote...
NNOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

I've never seen a worksheet that looks like a rainbow that was usable by
humans, even if flashing cells were added. It's poor design, at best.

....

Gotta agree, but see the screen images in the following for the worst
case future of Excel.

http://www.softease.com/spreadsheet.htm



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