There is third way to do this using styles. Had you created a style
which described all of the characteristics you want (background AND
text) the particular cell to have, giving other cells involves only two
simple steps:
1) Click the cell.
2) Double click the style.
If you want to do this to several cells at one time, select the cells
and then double click.
AOO is designed to use styles to define properties that can be used over
and over again if necessary. This is especially true in Writer when it
simplifies formatting text documents. It is just as true for cells,
rows, columns, and group of cells in Calc. There should be information
in the Calc Guide as to how to do this.
Dan
On 6/10/20 06:35, David Deeks wrote:
Hi all
I am editing a previously created spreadsheet that uses a variety of colours
for background and text. I need to add more cells that use the same colours. If
I select an existing cell, is there a way of identifying the previously used
colours? At the moment I’m selecting all colours that look close, until I find
the right one!
Thanks
David D
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