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Copied formulae

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by - delegate Nurubee [1 post] (2007 Oct 12 Fri, 10:26) replyReply

how do i remove the green shading in a cell that I have a dragged down formulae in

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RE: copied formulae

by - trainer Sandy silver contributer[93 posts] (2007 Oct 16 Tue, 13:10) replyReply

Hi Nurubee

It was great teaching you last week in Excel Intro and Intermediate.

If you wish to remove the green shading Nurubee, just highlight the cells and select the fill colour icon on your formatting toolbar and choose No Fill.

Hope all is going well with Excel.
Kind regards
Sandy


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