If you manually applied the formats to the cells in the first sheet, then
.... NO.

If the formats were a result of Conditional Formatting, then you can simply
duplicate the Conditional Format in the second sheet.
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RD

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"Mike" wrote in message
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RagDyer,
That Tip was perfect it allowed me to do exactly what I wanted to .
One last question about the same thing. Is their a way to have the
product
description and price appear in the second worksheet with exactly the
same
font and color as it is listed on the first worksheet. Thanks so much for
your help.

"RagDyer" wrote:

Sounds like an elementary Vlookup() should work for you.

On Sheet1, with data in A2 to C100, and ID number in Column A,
Description
in Column B, and price in Column C.

On Sheet2, say your first cell for entering your ID number is B10, with
C10
and D10 to display your description and price.

Enter this formula in C10:

=VLOOKUP($B10,Sheet1!$A$2:$C$100,COLUMNS($A:B),0)

Copy across to D10.
Then select C10 *and* D10, and copy down as needed.
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RD
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"Mike" wrote in message
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On one work sheet I have 3 columns listing an item #, the product
description
& the price. On the other worksheet is a sales bill where products
can be
listed and tallied. Is there an IF formula that allows me to type in
an
item
number on the sales bill and have the product description and Price
automatically appear in the adjacent 2 cells. This would be a
function I
want to repeat down the Sales Bill until the customer is done
selecting
Items. This function, If possible, would save time in retyping Item
descriptions and/or using the cut/copy cell feature.