How to change automatic color in Excel 2003

H

Hershmab

My printer has run out of black ink. How can I set Excel 2003 to use another
colour wherever it would automatically use black?
 
B

Bob Phillips

You can go to Tools>Options>Color and modify the RGB of the black color
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But isn't it simpler to buy some more ink?
 
R

Rick Rothstein

My printer has run out of black ink. How can I set Excel 2003 to use
You can go to Tools>Options>Color and modify the RGB of the black color
placeholder.

But isn't it simpler to buy some more ink?
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LOL
 
H

Hershmab

Bob Phillips said:
You can go to Tools>Options>Color and modify the RGB of the black color
placeholder.

But isn't it simpler to buy some more ink?

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Bob
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The answer, in theory, is "Yes". But the ink ran out when I had an urgent
job to do and the shops in this part of Ireland will not open till Monday
morning!

I tried your idea, modified the RGB of the black, but it made no difference
to the automatic colour.
 
G

Gord Dibben

You still need black ink to produce color.

Black is part of the mix.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 

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