Changes Options

Apache OpenOffice 4.1 Calc Guide

Chapter 14 Setting Up and Customizing Calc

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• Introduction
• Choosing Options that Affect all of OpenOffice
  • User Data Options
  • Print Options
  • Color Options
  • Security Options
    • Security Options and Warnings
  • Appearance Options
• Choosing Options for Loading and Saving Documents
  • General Load/Save Options
  • VBA Properties Load/Save Options
  • Microsoft Office Load/Save Options
  • HTML compatibility Load/Save Options
• Choosing Options for Calc
  • General Options for Calc
    • Metrics Section
    • Updating Section
    • Input Settings Section
  • View Options for Calc
    • Visual Aids Section
    • Display Section
    • Objects Section
    • Window Section
    • Zoom Section
  • Calculate Options
    • Iterative References Section
    • Date Section
    • Other Options
  • Sort Lists Options
  • Changes Options
  • Grid Options
    • Grid Section
    • Resolution Section
  • Print Options
• Controlling Calc’s AutoCorrect Functions
• Customizing the User Interface
  • Customizing the Menu Font
  • Customizing Menu Content
    • Creating a New Menu
    • Modifying Existing Menus
    • Adding a Command to a Menu
    • Modifying Menu Entries
  • Customizing Toolbars
    • Creating a New Toolbar
    • Adding a Command to a Toolbar
    • Choosing Icons for Toolbar Commands
  • Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts
    • Example: Assigning Styles to Shortcut Keys
    • Saving Changes to a File
    • Loading a Saved Keyboard Configuration
    • Resetting the Shortcut Keys
    • Running Macros from Key Combinations
  • Adding Functionality with Extensions
    • Installing Extensions

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Changes Options

In the Options dialog, choose OpenOffice Calc → Changes (Figure 347).

Figure 347: Calc options for highlighting changes

On this page, you can specify options for highlighting recorded changes in spreadsheets. You can assign specific colors for insertions, deletions, and other changes, or you can let Calc assign colors based on the author of the change; in the latter case, one color will apply to all changes made by that author.