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In Excel 2003, you can assign colors to the different worksheet tabs. This feature enables you to color-code different worksheets. For example, you could assign red to the tabs of those worksheets that need immediate checking and blue to the tabs of those sheets that you've already checked.
To assign a color to a worksheet tab, right-click the tab and choose Tab Color from its shortcut menu to open the Format Tab Color dialog box. Click the color that you want to assign to the selected sheet tab in the Format Tab Color dialog box, and then click OK. When the Format Tab Color dialog box disappears, the name of the active sheet tab appears underlined in the color you just selected. When you make another sheet tab active, the entire tab takes on the assigned color (and the text of the tab name changes to white if the selected color is sufficiently dark that black lettering is impossible to read).
To remove a color from a tab, open the Format Tab Color dialog box from the tab's shortcut menu and then choose the No Color selection at the very top before clicking OK.
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