If you take the mouse and select any cells, d3 to d15 the background should
be by default a light blue color. I am using Office 2007, and this does not
highlight. I am finding more of our computers here doing the same thing.
Using the CTRL key when charting nonadjacent ranges does not work. I have
uninstalled and reinstalled and still does not work. Any suggestions?

If you take the mouse and select any cells, d3 to d15 the background should
be by default a light blue color. I am using Office 2007, and this does
not
highlight
A number of people are complaining about the shading being too light. On one
of my PCs I have Windows Appears (right click desktop and open Properties)
theme set to 'high contrast white' to get shaper screen capture for a book
with greyscale figures. The selected are is then a total black. Other themes
may give different effects.

Using the CTRL key when charting nonadjacent ranges does not work. I have
uninstalled and reinstalled and still does not work
I cannot reproduce this effect. The CTRL key works fine to select
non-contiguous ranges fro charting.

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"Jay" wrote in message
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. I am finding more of our computers here doing the same thing.
Using the CTRL key when charting nonadjacent ranges does not work. I have
uninstalled and reinstalled and still does not work. Any suggestions?