change default font color

daveyc18

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ok, so i redesigned a template, but what i shoul;d have done is use a new workbook because every time i type something in the template, the font color is red. is there a way to change it so that it's black??

using excel 2010.
 
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i just selected all sheets (grouped)...then clicked the top left corner to select all cells...then change the font color to black

seemed to do have done the trick...even when creating a new sheet....but there should be a better way to do this....
 
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