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Hi.
I used to have all the different "table style" colours - red, yellow, etc - in PowerPoint 2010, but recently the only colours I get are blue and greys (in various shades and strengths e.g. light, dark, best for document, etc).
I tried the "clear table2 option under "table tools...design...table styles" in case I'd somehow set a table default of some form of blue, but this simply cleared all the colour from the table. The reds, greens, etc are still missing.
Any thoughts as to why I can't see the full range of colours? Thanks.
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The table style colours depend on the theme colours in use. Maybe you have a theme where all of the colours are shades of blue / grey?