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Aj
Can anyone tell me please how I can colour tabs in
workbooks please
Many thank in advance
AJ
workbooks please
Many thank in advance
AJ
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Bob Phillips
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Bob Phillips
Only possible with XL2002 and above. If you have that, right click on the
tab and you'll see the option.
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Bob Phillips
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tab and you'll see the option.
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Bob Phillips
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Kevin Stecyk
If you are using XL 2003, Format | Sheet | Tab Color. Or just right click
the tab, and choose tab color.
XL 2000 and earlier, you cannot set the tab color. I am not sure about XL
XP.
Regards,
Kevin
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Ken Wright
XP is the same as 2003
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Kevin Stecyk
"Ken Wright" wrote...
Ken,
I *think* XL 2002 is XP and XL 2003 is XL 2003. I know I made the same
mistake before too.
You can follow this link here concerning
Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Requirements:
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/OfficeSpecialist/requirements.asp#officeXP
Microsoft Office XP track is all 2002 software.
Office 2003 Editions Track is all 2003 software.
Regards,
Kevin
Ken,
I *think* XL 2002 is XP and XL 2003 is XL 2003. I know I made the same
mistake before too.
You can follow this link here concerning
Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Requirements:
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/OfficeSpecialist/requirements.asp#officeXP
Microsoft Office XP track is all 2002 software.
Office 2003 Editions Track is all 2003 software.
Regards,
Kevin
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Ken Wright
LOL - you misunderstood me - I meant it is the same in XP as in 2003 wrt the
last part of Frank's note regarding this option, but admittedly could be taken
the way you did - my fault
last part of Frank's note regarding this option, but admittedly could be taken
the way you did - my fault
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Kevin Stecyk
Ken,
"Ken Wright" wrote ...
Understood. LOL! Yes, I interpreted it in a different fashion.
In any event, no harm, no foul.
Best regards,
Kevin
"Ken Wright" wrote ...
LOL - you misunderstood me - I meant it is the same in XP as in 2003 wrt the
last part of Frank's note regarding this option, but admittedly could be taken
the way you did - my fault
Understood. LOL! Yes, I interpreted it in a different fashion.
In any event, no harm, no foul.
Best regards,
Kevin