Changing the color Excel uses to show selected cells

D

DRhoades

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.
 
G

Geoff Lilley

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
 
W

wayne ingalls

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.
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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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