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Upgrading from Big Sur, to a new computer with Sequoia, I can't stand the green colors in Numbers.
Is there a way I can change the color settings somewhere? Where I have indicated the green, I prefer the Blue.
Thanks.
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Mac Studio, macOS 15.4
Numbers uses the system-level Accent Color setting for these buttons.
Check System Settings -> Appearance -> Accent Color and set it to blue.
It's likely to affect more than just Numbers.app, though. There's no per-application control over this that I'm aware of.
Numbers uses the system-level Accent Color setting for these buttons.
Check System Settings -> Appearance -> Accent Color and set it to blue.
It's likely to affect more than just Numbers.app, though. There's no per-application control over this that I'm aware of.
Quit Numbers. In System Settings > Appearance panel set the Accent color to Blue. Relaunch Numbers.
Nice! Thanks for the replies. The program looks good again—feels great to see it back on track!
For the record, at least OMM (MacOS 15.4), there's no need to quit Numbers. The changes are dynamic and immediate.
Is there a way to change colors in Numbers on Mac?
