Excel 2007 backward compatibility re colors
 

It appears that Excel 2007 has a new (and different) color palett. How do I
get the Excel 2003 color palet so that I can continue by spreadsheets in the
same colors used to create them? The load in the old colors but cannot be
expanded and added to in those colors. Help!!!!!!!!

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Excel 2007 backward compatibility re colors
 

Why do you want to limit yourself in this way?

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Bob

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"DON" wrote in message
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It appears that Excel 2007 has a new (and different) color palett. How do
I
get the Excel 2003 color palet so that I can continue by spreadsheets in
the
same colors used to create them? The load in the old colors but cannot be
expanded and added to in those colors. Help!!!!!!!!

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Excel 2007 backward compatibility re colors
 

Did you try ToolsOptionsColorModify...
This will probably get you close, but will take some time.
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Mike Q.


"DON" wrote:

It appears that Excel 2007 has a new (and different) color palett. How do I
get the Excel 2003 color palet so that I can continue by spreadsheets in the
same colors used to create them? The load in the old colors but cannot be
expanded and added to in those colors. Help!!!!!!!!

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
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