S
Spoon2001
After changing my Windows color scheme, I discovered that all the cells in
one of my spreadsheet were the background color. I wanted to restore them
to a white background. Strangely enough, only one existing spreadsheet is
effected; new spreadsheets have the default white color.
I tried all Format Cells options to restore a white color. This worked ok,
but I could no longer see gridlines displayed even though Tools / Options /
View tab / Gridlines box is checked.
Finally, I used Format / Auto Fomrat / None. This restored my gridlines but
to my amazement, my spreadsheet ballooned from 500K to 108MB. Task Manager
showed Excel using 440MB of memory and my system slowed to a crawl.
I restored a backup copy of the spreadsheet. It is now back down to 500K
but all my cells have a beige background again.
any ideas to help me get a white background back, with gridlines?
one of my spreadsheet were the background color. I wanted to restore them
to a white background. Strangely enough, only one existing spreadsheet is
effected; new spreadsheets have the default white color.
I tried all Format Cells options to restore a white color. This worked ok,
but I could no longer see gridlines displayed even though Tools / Options /
View tab / Gridlines box is checked.
Finally, I used Format / Auto Fomrat / None. This restored my gridlines but
to my amazement, my spreadsheet ballooned from 500K to 108MB. Task Manager
showed Excel using 440MB of memory and my system slowed to a crawl.
I restored a backup copy of the spreadsheet. It is now back down to 500K
but all my cells have a beige background again.
any ideas to help me get a white background back, with gridlines?