If I change the background color to something other than white, selected cells do then show up with a different shade of the background color. However, operations on the selected cells do work normally, such as cutting, copying, etc.
Even the default gridlines remain visible within the selected block, so there is absolutely no way, short of memorizing them, to tell afterwards which cells have been selected. Since the upgrade, when I select a cell or group of cells in an Excel spreadsheet with the default white background, the cells are not highlighted at all and are indistinguishable from the surrounding cells.
HIGHLIGHT LOCKED CELLS EXCEL 2007 UPGRADE
If you want to delete the contents of the column, press the Delete key on the keyboard.I installed MS Office 2007 Standard (includes Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint) a week ago as an upgrade to Office 2002. Using the steps above, delete the column and move the columns to the right over to the left. You can also right-click with your mouse on the highlighted column and select Delete. In the menu bar, click Edit and select Delete.If you want to delete the contents of the column, press the Delete key on the keyboard. You can also right-click the highlighted column and select Delete. On the Home tab in the Ribbon menu, click Delete and select Delete Sheet Columns.Highlight the column or columns you want to delete.Alternatively, with column C highlighted, hold Shift and click the F column header. Then, additionally highlight the three columns to the right, by clicking and dragging on the C, D, E, and F letters. For example, if you want to add four rows on column C, highlight the C column. If you want to add multiple columns at once, highlight more than one column, click Insert and select Columns. You can also right-click the selected cell, select Insert, then select the Entire column option. On the Home tab in the Ribbon menu, click Insert and select Insert Sheet Columns.For example, to add a column on the 'C' column, select the C1 cell or any other cell in column C. Select the cell where you want to add a column.If you want to delete the contents of the row, press the Delete key on the keyboard. Using the above steps, delete the row and move the rows under the deleted row up. You can also right-click with your mouse on the highlighted row and select Delete. Using the steps above, delete the row and move the rows under the deleted row up. You can also right-click the highlighted row and select Delete. On the Home tab in the Ribbon menu, click Delete and select Delete Sheet Rows.Do this by clicking and dragging your mouse on the number 3, 4, 5, and 6. For example, to add four rows beginning at row 3, highlight row 3 and the three rows following it. If you want to add multiple rows at once, highlight more than one row and then click Insert and select Rows.
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