Selecting mutliple ranges

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Scott Graft

When I select multiple ranges of cells in Excel 2007, the cells do not
highlight in blue/light gray as in past versions of Excel. I can tell the
cells are selected because the column/row letters/numbers are selected, but I
can't tell just by looking at the cells. Is this an option that I somehow
selected by mistake? Thanks!
 
Hi Scott

No, you are not missing anything.
This is a feature of XL2007 that many have complained about.
 
When I select multiple ranges of cells in Excel 2007, the cells do not
highlight in blue/light gray as in past versions of Excel. I can tell the
cells are selected because the column/row letters/numbers are selected, but I
can't tell just by looking at the cells. Is this an option that I somehow
selected by mistake? Thanks!
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The highlighting works on my Excel 2007. Maybe you have some other setting
changed? Or a video driver problem?
--ron
 
There are some people in my office that it works just fine for, and some
people (me) that it doesn't work for. We're all running Dell computers with
XP.
 

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