Does anyone have a good method of identifying cells that need to be modified in a spreadsheet to make it easy for the user to locate? I have not been able to find a way to highlight a cell or change the text color but not have them print in that manner, since I have color images on the form I cannot simply print in black and white.
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There are various options, but it really depends on how you want it all to work.
Most options I cam imagine require VBA. Those options might include:
- Run a Macro that runs through them and identifies the ones that need modifying.
- Produce a list on another sheet that lists them out.
- Have a BeforeSave, BeforeClose, or BeforePrint macro that highlights (or unhighights) the issue, and doesn't allow them to proceed before correcting them.
Most options I cam imagine require VBA. Those options might include:
- Run a Macro that runs through them and identifies the ones that need modifying.
- Produce a list on another sheet that lists them out.
- Have a BeforeSave, BeforeClose, or BeforePrint macro that highlights (or unhighights) the issue, and doesn't allow them to proceed before correcting them.
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I am trying to make it as easy as possible, since not everyone is very good with excel. I could print everything in black and white except I have a color logo in the form that needs printed in color. Is there anyway to put the image into the worksheet in a manner which that still prints in color but everything else is black and white?
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