Jason -- I'm trying to deal with the exact same problem -- . And it's
happened to a document that I've been working on for about 3 weeks,
too. It's driving me insane.

It's almost as if the text for the sheet tabs are now white text on a
white background. Urgh!!

Is there a way to copy the worksheet into a new document without
losing all the formatting, column sizes, etc.

in article f27921f4.0306242228.661801ee[at]posting.google.com, Tobi Morrison at
b-line[at]sympatico.ca wrote on 6/25/2003 2:28 AM:

> Jason -- I'm trying to deal with the exact same problem -- . And it's
> happened to a document that I've been working on for about 3 weeks,
> too. It's driving me insane.
>
> It's almost as if the text for the sheet tabs are now white text on a
> white background. Urgh!!
>
> Is there a way to copy the worksheet into a new document without
> losing all the formatting, column sizes, etc.
You should be able to copy the sheets 1 by 1. Right click on the Tab, check
copy and select new workbook. This will copy sheet to a new workbook
conserving all formatting on the sheet.

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Bob Greenblatt [Excel MVP]
Bobgreenblatt[at]msn.com
www.bandlassoc.com