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Mac Forum / Applications / Excel / January 2007Changing the color Excel uses to show selected cells
I am trying to find out if I can change the color Excel uses to indicate selected cells. It is currently set on a light blue that is practically impossible to distinguish from unselected cells. Thanks for the help in advance. Go to your System Preferences, and choose "Appearance." The setting in question is not an Excel-level setting; Excel just uses the highlight color specified in System Preferences for the "Highlight Color." HTH Geoff On Jan 25, 6:13 pm, DRhoa...@StageStores.com wrote: > I am trying to find out if I can change the color Excel uses to > indicate selected cells. It is currently set on a light blue that is > practically impossible to distinguish from unselected cells. Thanks for > the help in advance. > I am trying to find out if I can change the color Excel uses to > indicate selected cells. It is currently set on a light blue that is > practically impossible to distinguish from unselected cells. Thanks for > the help in advance. The highlight color is set by the operating system, not by Excel. Assuming that you're using Mac OS X, go to System Preferences / Appearance to change the highlight color. |
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