Q&A
| Q1: | I changed the font color several times and didn't care for the results. Is there an easy way to return to the original black text? |
| A1: | Sure. Select the cells, click the Font Color down-arrow button on the Formatting toolbar, and choose Automatic. |
| Q2: | When I shaded my cells with black, why couldn't I see my text? |
| A2: | Use the Font Color command to select white or a light color for the text. |
| Q3: | After I added an outline border to my worksheet, why is the border so hard to see? |
| A3: | Outline borders can be hard to see because the gridlines are displayed onscreen. To turn off the gridlines, choose Tools, Options and click the View tab. In the Window Options section, choose Gridlines and click OK. |
| Q4: | How do I remove two of the borders in a box? |
| A4: ... |
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