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Changing default text colors in Excel 2010

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petique23

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I have a worksheet with data entered and appears in default font color-black. I am now going to make some changes that I would like to identify with a different font color but not take the time to change each cell color as I input.


Is there a way to change the default "font" color so all new inputs from that point are in red but previous entries stay black?
 
Hi petique23,


Welcome to the forums and Please visit this thread:


http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-questions/11121-change-default-font-color.html


Regards,
 
Hi petique23,


I think NO..

* Set COLOR is property of CELL.. so for each cell you can assign any color.

* Set default color is part of SHEET..


but set a format > then work > again set New Format > and only next input are with that format.. is mixing each others property..


PS: Why not WORD, if you prefer some fancy visual only...

PPS: saying "NO" in EXCEL.. is a myth.. and hope someone will prove this.. :)


Regards,

Deb
 
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