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My setup:
Dell Latitude D610 Laptop
Windows XP Professional SP 1
Excel 2003 SP1
Problem:
Spreadsheet A has some shaded cells (different shades of blue).
If I open another spreadsheet, say B, within the same instance of Excel, and
toggle back to the spreadsheet A, the cells in A have changed color all by
themselves! This is driving me nuts!
This only happens with certain spreadsheet Bs. Not all spreadsheets will
cause the cells in spreadsheet A to change color.
The two spreadsheets are completely independent, they do not link to each
other. This is driving me crazy. If I print spreadsheet A, the colors come
out as I expect. If I print the same spreadsheet after the weird color
change, the colors in the printout come out weird as well. So it's not just
a color display thing, even the data sent to the printer indicated that those
cells have changed color.
Any ideas why this is happening?
Dell Latitude D610 Laptop
Windows XP Professional SP 1
Excel 2003 SP1
Problem:
Spreadsheet A has some shaded cells (different shades of blue).
If I open another spreadsheet, say B, within the same instance of Excel, and
toggle back to the spreadsheet A, the cells in A have changed color all by
themselves! This is driving me nuts!
This only happens with certain spreadsheet Bs. Not all spreadsheets will
cause the cells in spreadsheet A to change color.
The two spreadsheets are completely independent, they do not link to each
other. This is driving me crazy. If I print spreadsheet A, the colors come
out as I expect. If I print the same spreadsheet after the weird color
change, the colors in the printout come out weird as well. So it's not just
a color display thing, even the data sent to the printer indicated that those
cells have changed color.
Any ideas why this is happening?