[mso] Re: Excel auto color?
- From: Arul <a_arul15@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 13 May 2003 20:56:40 -0700 (PDT)
Hi Lexi,
You may use "Track changes" option for your
requirement. Basically it used for sharing workbooks
with multiple users. You can also use this to track
your own changes.
To use this point to "Tools" menu then point to track
changes and click Highlight Changes. This opens a
dialog box. Please 'Check' the Track changes check
box. It enables all other options in the dialog box.
Uncheck "When","Who" and "Where" check boxes. Ensure
the checkbox "Highlight Changes on the same sheet".
Click ok.
Then the workbook will attempt to save and finally
it'll get shared. Do some changes on your sheet and
save. Now you got your requirement.
Arul
--- Lexi <farneys@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> A change in rental amounts and leased and available
> status
> Like below if leigh avenue went down in rent fron
> $795 to $695 I want the
> changed item to be highlighted so I can see it at a
> glance instead of going
> through the entire rental list each time
> Does that make more sense?
> Thanks Lexi
>
> Area bd/bth Rent Address Type Available
> San Jose 1/1 $795.00 Leigh Ave 875 #9 APT 3/19/2003
> Sunnyvale 3/2 $1,795.00 Alberta Ave 528 DUP
> 4/28/2003
> Milpitas 2/2.5 $1,650.00 Gingerwood Drive 1453 Condo
> 4/28/2003
> Hi Lexi
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> Forgive me if I'm a bit dense...I don't understand,
> what part of the sheet
> you want colored, the cell, row or column? and what
> triggers the change? a
> change in totals, a negative number? <paul>
> ?
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> > I asked before but don't seem to get answers to my
> q's thus
> > far..anywho I know people are busy. So....what I'd
> like to know is, if
> > it's possible for any changes made to
> an
> > excel spreadsheet to be auto colored.....ie make a
> change and it's
> > automatically colored in a color of your
> choosing.....is that
> > possible? Thanks Lexi
> >
> >
> > ***********
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