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1. CHANGE COLORS AVAILABLE IN EXCEL FOR MAC FULL
2. CHANGE COLORS AVAILABLE IN EXCEL FOR MAC PASSWORD
3. CHANGE COLORS AVAILABLE IN EXCEL FOR MAC PLUS

Picture | Format | Adjust | Color changes the entire image like a color overlay. We’re still in Egypt, a felucca on the River Nile In the above example, More Variations changes the white ‘eye’ to green. The trick with our ‘two color’ example is which color is changed? There’s no way to specify to Office which color in the original to change. Live Preview is available to see how the changes will look before they are applied.

CHANGE COLORS AVAILABLE IN EXCEL FOR MAC FULL

The usual Office color selector is available including More Colors… to choose from a full palette. It should be called ‘More Colors’ because that the only ‘variation’ available. Look at the (misnamed) More Variations menu for more choices. The top row retains the black color but with different shadings.īut the middle row only changes the ‘whites of the eye’ to different colors.ĭon’t like Microsoft’s color scheme? It’s not bad but it’s grossly overused because it’s the default for millions of Office users. Office has taken the black elements of the image and changed them to a single color. On the bottom row is the standard ‘recolor everything’ option you’d expect. Look carefully at the recolor options we’ve circled. Today we’ll focus on the Recolor or color change options. These two colors in the graphic are important as we get into the color change options of Office.Ĭlick on Picture | Format | Color to see many options with previews. The rest is transparent, which is more obvious with a colored page background.

CHANGE COLORS AVAILABLE IN EXCEL FOR MAC PLUS

The image is really two colors, black plus whites for the eye. Peter is in Egypt at the moment, so naturally he chose the ancient Eye of Horus! We’ll start with a standard bit of clipart.

will dig a little deeper to show you what works, and what doesn’t. The image is available in various formats but always black, not purple.Īs usual, there’s more to color changes than most tips mention. We did this in our article about inserting Prince’s ‘Love Symbol Number 2’ in Office documents. It’s one of those useful Office tricks that’s hiding away.

CHANGE COLORS AVAILABLE IN EXCEL FOR MAC PASSWORD

He will get the Unlock Range dialog box where he inputs the password that was given to him.Īfter he does so, he can edit that range in any way he desires.Thanks for joining us! You'll get a welcome message in a few moments.Ĭhanging the color of an image or graphic is possible in Word, Excel, PowerPoint or Outlook. So now John opens this workbook, all he has to do is to either double click into his range or start typing into that range. But after you either right click on the sheet name and select Protect Sheet or find the same command on the REVIEW tab set the password (which has no connection to the previously set passwords), and allow users to select the locked cells(!).

Until you do, all this settings have no effect. It’s also worth mentioning that we left all the cells locked! After this set up, if you want for this to take effect, you must protect the Worksheet. You must do this for all the desired ranges. You can change this settings at any time by selecting the Modify button. In a classical domain environment you can also use the Permissions button and automatically let Users or Groups from the domain to edit this Range.Īfter pressing OK you will have to retype your password and the Range is set. In the Allow users to edit ranges dialog box you select New, give this range a title, the Refers to Cells: will be filled out automatically by the initial selection and the most important thing, you must set a Range Password for this Range. In Excel we select the range of cells, that we wish to let someone format, and select REVIEW/Allow users to edit ranges and you will get to the Allow users to edit ranges dialog box That’s where Allow users to edit ranges comes in. That would prolong the opening of the file in Excel, but still, the second condition above would not be met and could not be met only by using the Protect Sheet, Protect Workbook and setting Password to Open or Password to modify. The first of our two conditions above already means that you have to lock them, to avoid that, maybe one could use the general options while saving, set the Password to modify and only give the fabulous four that password. With the Protect Sheet command, you could only either unlock cells or leave them locked.