Hello All
I have attached a spreadsheet to this post to hopefully show the issue I am having. If I change the value in Cell D3, Excel seems to format other cells in the sheet by filling them black.
I have never had conditional formatting set on this workbook so I am at a loss to figure out why this keeps happening. Even more strangely if I scroll down the sheet (so the table is not visible) and then back up to the top, the formatting seems to go and everything looks normal again.
I have sent this to 2 people in my office, 1 with 2010 and 1 with 2007 and the problem seems to be there for both.
Does this happen for other people and would this be viewed as a bug? I have searched for the problem on Google but have found nothing.
I have removed confidential data from this workbook.
Any comments or suggestions would be great.
Thanks in advance
Jim
Last edited by JimmyA; 12-14-2010 at 12:02 PM.
Does it still do it?
I believe I right clicked on one of the cells, selected format cells, fill,no color.
When I noticed that cell did not change, I used the format painter for the rest of the cells.
Hi davesexcel
Thanks very much for your reply. This seems to have fixed it.
I did try this myslef but while selecting "no color" I also selected the pattern style to be blank. It seems doing both at the same time still causes the problem to happen. I have just opened your example and changed the pattern style and it seems to be fine now.
Would you say this was a bug or should I just put it down as "one of the those things"?
Thanks again
Jim
It seems to be a problem.
If you google, cell background turns black, there will be several hits.
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