Description: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fx1nLKEFKWQfwwp4VtSTYSmaRwahNuUB/view?usp=sharing Steps to Reproduce: 1. Download the file 2. Select first row 3. Change its colour to black Actual Results: The text remains black and invisible due to fusion with background Expected Results: Makes it white Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: In the video
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I pasted the first table from Copilot.com AI agent and gave it table style, but I can't retrieve it
The tables use different text colors. The one above is set to black, while the other uses the "automatic" color. This causes the background to appear differently when applied to both.
(In reply to Sarah Lim from comment #4) > The tables use different text colors. The one above is set to black, while > the other uses the "automatic" color. This causes the background to appear > differently when applied to both. Yes, that changes it. It seems like if you paste text and style it as table - automatic does not apply to that text unlike if you make a table and than text in it For context, I did not know about automatic and did not set it. The program did it and did not do it on its own
(In reply to Sarah Lim from comment #4) > The tables use different text colors. The one above is set to black, while > the other uses the "automatic" color. This causes the background to appear > differently when applied to both. Table source - https://copilot.microsoft.com/shares/Nmf5o3nevfdhuDtiSTTZk Refer to Video 2 in attachments This is a minor thing, but a bit confusing
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(In reply to Danat from comment #5) > (In reply to Sarah Lim from comment #4) > > The tables use different text colors. The one above is set to black, while > > the other uses the "automatic" color. This causes the background to appear > > differently when applied to both. > > Yes, that changes it. It seems like if you paste text and style it as table > - automatic does not apply to that text unlike if you make a table and than > text in it > > For context, I did not know about automatic and did not set it. The program > did it and did not do it on its own The video isn't working for me. The "automatic" text color doesn't apply because the table style overrides it with its own color settings.
(In reply to Sarah Lim from comment #8) > (In reply to Danat from comment #5) > > (In reply to Sarah Lim from comment #4) > > > The tables use different text colors. The one above is set to black, while > > > the other uses the "automatic" color. This causes the background to appear > > > differently when applied to both. > > > > Yes, that changes it. It seems like if you paste text and style it as table > > - automatic does not apply to that text unlike if you make a table and than > > text in it > > > > For context, I did not know about automatic and did not set it. The program > > did it and did not do it on its own > > The video isn't working for me. The "automatic" text color doesn't apply > because the table style overrides it with its own color settings. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14ibaMj66VX39WytPAqBHsqba5p8E3IMf/view?usp=sharing You may watch from cloud I was criticised for using cloud, so I stopped, but it seems to be better in some ways -no need to download -no resolution loss for large videos -no format incompatibility issues Just works and causes no problems, so what's bad about it?
(In reply to Danat from comment #9) > https://drive.google.com/file/d/14ibaMj66VX39WytPAqBHsqba5p8E3IMf/ > view?usp=sharing In the video you are copying rich text from an external source. Probably the text colour has been set to black in the source.