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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / December 2007Blue Cells
I have just started using Excel, setting up some basic forms. After doing a few forms I have been geting light blue cells appearing whenever I click on those cells. The same thing happens when I click on a row. I cannot find a way of stopping these appearing. This is quite normal and happens, when you select more then one cell (a range) all cells within that range, also bordered by a thick line, "turn blue". This phenomen disappears when you select a single cell.  SignatureFelix > I have just started using Excel, setting up some basic forms. After doing a > few forms I have been geting light blue cells appearing whenever I click on > those cells. The same thing happens when I click on a row. I cannot find a > way of stopping these appearing. One other guess. Try pressing F8 once, to toggle off "EXT" mode. You might have hit F8 accidentally earlier. SignatureMax Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- > I have just started using Excel, setting up some basic forms. After doing a > few forms I have been geting light blue cells appearing whenever I click on > those cells. The same thing happens when I click on a row. I cannot find a > way of stopping these appearing. Thanx Max, By shutting down and re-opening Excel, it cleared the problem. I will keep F8 in mind if it happens again > One other guess. Try pressing F8 once, to toggle off "EXT" mode. > You might have hit F8 accidentally earlier. > > I have just started using Excel, setting up some basic forms. After doing a > > few forms I have been geting light blue cells appearing whenever I click on > > those cells. The same thing happens when I click on a row. I cannot find a > > way of stopping these appearing. welcome. thanks for posting back. SignatureMax Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- > Thanx Max, > > By shutting down and re-opening Excel, it cleared the problem. I will keep > F8 in mind if it happens again
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