V
Vicky
Hi,
We create Excel files (2007) with conditional formatting on Windows XP
pcs. The
colors depend on the value of the cell: typical formatting i.e. red =
bad,
green = good and variations in between.
But recently a mac user came back to us and the colours on his screen
were
completely different. Not what I have been finding online related to
Gamma
value (darker - lighter), but truely different.
For example: light pink on his screen was yellow. This was not the
case for
the legend, a rectangle drawing with the same color fill. That was
slightly
lighter but still pink.
Does anyone have any ideas what the problem is and more important, how
we fix this? Or how to test/reproduce
this when you don't have a mac?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Kr,
We create Excel files (2007) with conditional formatting on Windows XP
pcs. The
colors depend on the value of the cell: typical formatting i.e. red =
bad,
green = good and variations in between.
But recently a mac user came back to us and the colours on his screen
were
completely different. Not what I have been finding online related to
Gamma
value (darker - lighter), but truely different.
For example: light pink on his screen was yellow. This was not the
case for
the legend, a rectangle drawing with the same color fill. That was
slightly
lighter but still pink.
Does anyone have any ideas what the problem is and more important, how
we fix this? Or how to test/reproduce
this when you don't have a mac?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Kr,