For example - the default border color is black. Can I chnge it to red?
B Biff Nov 8, 2005 #2 Hi! You would have to change the default color of the gridlines then the format borders default color will also change. Tools>Options>View Check Gridlines then select a color from the drop down. Biff
Hi! You would have to change the default color of the gridlines then the format borders default color will also change. Tools>Options>View Check Gridlines then select a color from the drop down. Biff
M motyka Nov 8, 2005 #3 Thanks! But can I now change the pattern of grid's borders. Now it isn't solid !!!! R.M.
G GRM via OfficeKB.com Nov 8, 2005 #4 For example - the default border color is black. Can I chnge it to red? Click to expand... Try Format Style Modify Borders select Red, click Outline ok Geoff
For example - the default border color is black. Can I chnge it to red? Click to expand... Try Format Style Modify Borders select Red, click Outline ok Geoff
B Biff Nov 8, 2005 #5 Hi! The only way that I know of is to format the range of cells and then select the border style you want. I guess you could have a Workbook_Open event macro to do this but I can't help with that. Biff
Hi! The only way that I know of is to format the range of cells and then select the border style you want. I guess you could have a Workbook_Open event macro to do this but I can't help with that. Biff
M motyka Nov 8, 2005 #6 Yes. But in this case I have already selected borders in border tab. I don't want it! Meybe should I it in registry change?
Yes. But in this case I have already selected borders in border tab. I don't want it! Meybe should I it in registry change?