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  1. #1
    BBran
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    Format Cells

    Hello,

    I am using Office 2000 SP3 on XP Home SP2. I saved a worksheet from =
    Quattro Pro 11 SP3 as an Excel worksheet. I open it in Excel, there are =
    no protections on any cells or the workbook. However, when I try to =
    format cells nothing comes up. I am using either the right mouse button =
    menu for a cell or the Format menu and cells. What can I do to be able =
    to format a cell? This is not a problem in a new Excel workbook
    --=20

    Regards,
    Bob Brannon



  2. #2
    Dave Peterson
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    Re: Format Cells

    I've never used Quatro Pro...

    But maybe you can create a new worksheet and copy the formulas from the
    worksheet that came from QP and paste special|formulas into the new worksheet.

    You may have to reapply any existing formatting, though.

    BBran wrote:
    >
    > Hello,
    >
    > I am using Office 2000 SP3 on XP Home SP2. I saved a worksheet from Quattro Pro 11 SP3 as an Excel worksheet. I open it in Excel, there are no protections on any cells or the workbook. However, when I try to format cells nothing comes up. I am using either the right mouse button menu for a cell or the Format menu and cells. What can I do to be able to format a cell? This is not a problem in a new Excel workbook
    > --
    >
    > Regards,
    > Bob Brannon


    --

    Dave Peterson

  3. #3
    BBran
    Guest

    Re: Format Cells

    I thought of that but it would be a laborious step because I would have =
    to do it every two weeks. =20

    So, I still just need to know how to be able to format a cell as Excel =
    tells one they can?


    "Dave Peterson" <[email protected]> wrote in message =
    news:[email protected]...
    I've never used Quatro Pro...

    But maybe you can create a new worksheet and copy the formulas from the
    worksheet that came from QP and paste special|formulas into the new =
    worksheet.

    You may have to reapply any existing formatting, though.

    BBran wrote:
    >=20
    > Hello,
    >=20
    > I am using Office 2000 SP3 on XP Home SP2. I saved a worksheet from =

    Quattro Pro 11 SP3 as an Excel worksheet. I open it in Excel, there are =
    no protections on any cells or the workbook. However, when I try to =
    format cells nothing comes up. I am using either the right mouse button =
    menu for a cell or the Format menu and cells. What can I do to be able =
    to format a cell? This is not a problem in a new Excel workbook
    > --
    >=20
    > Regards,
    > Bob Brannon


    --=20

    Dave Peterson

  4. #4
    Dave Peterson
    Guest

    Re: Format Cells

    The only time I've seen this kind of thing, I could select the range to format
    and a cell pretty far away. Then I could rightclick|format cells and it would
    work.

    Then I would go back to that sacrificial cell and "unformat" it.

    I've never seen any other options besides these two.

    BBran wrote:
    >
    > I thought of that but it would be a laborious step because I would have to do it every two weeks.
    >
    > So, I still just need to know how to be able to format a cell as Excel tells one they can?
    >
    > "Dave Peterson" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
    > I've never used Quatro Pro...
    >
    > But maybe you can create a new worksheet and copy the formulas from the
    > worksheet that came from QP and paste special|formulas into the new worksheet.
    >
    > You may have to reapply any existing formatting, though.
    >
    > BBran wrote:
    > >
    > > Hello,
    > >
    > > I am using Office 2000 SP3 on XP Home SP2. I saved a worksheet from Quattro Pro 11 SP3 as an Excel worksheet. I open it in Excel, there are no protections on any cells or the workbook. However, when I try to format cells nothing comes up. I am using either the right mouse button menu for a cell or the Format menu and cells. What can I do to be able to format a cell? This is not a problem in a new Excel workbook
    > > --
    > >
    > > Regards,
    > > Bob Brannon

    >
    > --
    >
    > Dave Peterson


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    Dave Peterson

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