Excel 2007 Custom Colors and Format

stephenscott

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I have built a Form Template in Excel 2007 and specifically identified our corporate colors 231, 222, 203

When I send the file home and open it in Excel 2003 the colors change to 255, 204, 153 ?

In 2003 I can manually change them back to 231, 222, 203

Is there any way to "lock these customs colors?"

Finally there seems to be a disconnect where the form is not resizing to the window screen size, I have the same widescreen at home and work and when I send it it is to a screen size 136% I work on it at home and send it back and it is resized to 100%.

I beleve there is some code to set this to fit screen size ?
 

Excel Facts

How can you automate Excel?
Press Alt+F11 from Windows Excel to open the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) editor.
On both computers try saving the template as BOOK.xlst in the XLSTART folder.
 
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