I need to preserve borders in a spreadsheet. But also keep the ability to change font and background colors at the same time. Is it possible?
I have tried paste special.
With Ctrl + Shift + V I can paste only values while keeping borders. It is useful sometimes but does not paste colors.
With Ctrl + Alt + V I can paste colors but it will mess up borders.
I am aware of Alt + Shift + 1-4 hotkeys for quick borders. It is useful but acknowledging and manually fixing borders after each paste is quite exhausting.
I tried to lock spreadsheet. It protects borders but forbid to change colors which is absolutely unacceptable in my case.
Another idea that I'm currently trying is to use Cond
As far as I know Google Sheets doesn't have a native Dark Mode in desktop (browser) version. I have tried chrome addons like Dark Reader, Night Eye, Google Sheets TM Dark Mode and Google Sheets Dark Mode. Each one make different colors which do not correspond (significantly!) with native Dark Mode made by Google on mobile app.
Is there any way to achieve same (or at least very similar) colors on PC?
Today was the first balance live patch. I built an expedition deck before the patch and got to 6 wins. Then patch hits and my deck was massivly nerfed. Basically, I built the deck with one "rules" and play the final battle with another "rules". Literally played it with different cards than I picked. Absolute bullshit.
IMO Patch should apply at the same time when week resets to avoid those situations.
I can't see the reason why Mossy Horror (Neutral 6 mana 2/7 with Battlecry: Destroy all other minions with 2 or less attack) is so drastically differs from class to class.
Druid - 137
Hunter - 122
Mage - 136
Paladin - 132
Priest - 131
Rogue - 153
Shaman - 127
Warlock - 154
Warrior - 124
Shaman's hero power obviously synergies poorly with battlecry. Hunter probably looking more into aggressive decks, so battlecry again may be awkward sometimes. But I can't find any logic in 30 points difference between Rogue/Warrior or Warlock/Priest.
Could there be some mistakes? Or do anybody see significant reason to that difference?