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It might be a side effect of the way text is anti-aliased.
Copy and paste same cell, different result
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I’ve copied the same cell and pasted it in two different other cells, but it shows a lighter text in only one? When pasting in some other cells it shows correctly, yet still in other cells it’s lighter. Almost like it’s partially hidden or in the background. I’ve checked the formatting and it is all the same and, as well as the font color is automatic. Very peculiar how it’s only some cells this happens to. Any advice is welcome.
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