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Dan Williams
I'd love to discover a way to differentiate the unlocked cells from
the locked cells, so the users will know which ones they can change,
but I don't want to make the cells another color because I don't want
anything to be gray when the sheet is printed.
The closest idea I've had is this: Change the Window color in Windows
to some color other than white, and then explicitly fill the unlocked
cells with white. That would work well, but it would require all the
users to change their Window color, and I'm not willing to ask them to
do that. (It would change the background color in Word and everything
else, too.)
The cells will sometimes start out blank, so a different text color
will not work.
Any ideas?
the locked cells, so the users will know which ones they can change,
but I don't want to make the cells another color because I don't want
anything to be gray when the sheet is printed.
The closest idea I've had is this: Change the Window color in Windows
to some color other than white, and then explicitly fill the unlocked
cells with white. That would work well, but it would require all the
users to change their Window color, and I'm not willing to ask them to
do that. (It would change the background color in Word and everything
else, too.)
The cells will sometimes start out blank, so a different text color
will not work.
Any ideas?