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Copy Conditional Formatting
Hi,
The sheet I am maintaining is very big. It contains 700 rows and uses all of the columns. Ever cell has the same conditional formatting formula, only the cell reference value within the formula is different. When I started the sheet, it was easy. By copying the format of the cell to the other cells, each cell would get the correct Conditional Format formula. Now the sheet is filled in with a lot of different colours on different cells. These colours are not allowed to change. The formula for the Conditional Formatting for all the cells is changed. How can I change this Conditional Formatting formula to all the cells in a way that the cell references that appear in the Conditional Formatting formula will also change? Thanks in advance. |
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Copy Conditional Formatting
Use absolute references in your conditional formatting formulas, i.e.
=A2A1 change to =A$A$1 as an example -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please, for everyone's benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum) "Bianca" wrote in message ... Hi, The sheet I am maintaining is very big. It contains 700 rows and uses all of the columns. Ever cell has the same conditional formatting formula, only the cell reference value within the formula is different. When I started the sheet, it was easy. By copying the format of the cell to the other cells, each cell would get the correct Conditional Format formula. Now the sheet is filled in with a lot of different colours on different cells. These colours are not allowed to change. The formula for the Conditional Formatting for all the cells is changed. How can I change this Conditional Formatting formula to all the cells in a way that the cell references that appear in the Conditional Formatting formula will also change? Thanks in advance. |
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Copy Conditional Formatting
And one useful tip is; After typing your cell reference, press F4 to
automatically change it to absolute! Malcolm... "Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message ... Use absolute references in your conditional formatting formulas, i.e. =A2A1 change to =A$A$1 as an example -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please, for everyone's benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum) "Bianca" wrote in message ... Hi, The sheet I am maintaining is very big. It contains 700 rows and uses all of the columns. Ever cell has the same conditional formatting formula, only the cell reference value within the formula is different. When I started the sheet, it was easy. By copying the format of the cell to the other cells, each cell would get the correct Conditional Format formula. Now the sheet is filled in with a lot of different colours on different cells. These colours are not allowed to change. The formula for the Conditional Formatting for all the cells is changed. How can I change this Conditional Formatting formula to all the cells in a way that the cell references that appear in the Conditional Formatting formula will also change? Thanks in advance. |
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