Not really, you paste with format or without, not part of the format.
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Bob Phillips
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I have several rows of data with a header row that has a conditional
format
applied depending on a row below.
When I copy that header row to another sheet, the conditional formula
still
refers to a row which is no longer where it expects it to be. (because I
copied the header row somewhere else).
Is there anyway that I could get the 'result' of the conditional formula
and
NOT have the formula itself ?
ie Can I copy a conditional formula as copy paste special value ?
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