Table rows where format is unalterable

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Guest

I opened a document by a coleague recently. Three rows in a table were
permanently set to red and underlined in the cells, which I couldn't change
the format for. Along the left hand side of the table, was a gray vertical
line by the three rows that I couldn't reformat. What does it mean and how
do you change this? Appreciate any help!
 
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TF

Maybe Track Changes is enabled for the document? Try Accepting all changes
and toggle TT off.

--
Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/



:I opened a document by a coleague recently. Three rows in a table were
: permanently set to red and underlined in the cells, which I couldn't
change
: the format for. Along the left hand side of the table, was a gray
vertical
: line by the three rows that I couldn't reformat. What does it mean and
how
: do you change this? Appreciate any help!
 

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