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If I am working in a spreadsheet with multiple colors, as I move from cell
to cell the border is highlighted a contrasting color, e.g the border on a turquise cell is red. This makes it easy to see which cell I am on. But I have another spreadsheet with no background color and black text, with many of the cells with a black border. When I am on one of those cells the border shows as black, but you really can't tell which cell you are on amongst all of the others outlined in black. Is there a way to use a more vivid contrasting color, such as red, to highlight the border of the cell you are on if it is a white cell with black contents? Thanks, Mich |
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