Not really wired up, had just hoped to define a border for a set of column
as I completed rows.

Each occurrence of the worksheet could have a different number of rows so I
was hoping to use a conditional format to move the border down one row at a
time as the rows were populated. So if I completed say row 89 the border
would be extended down to row 90.




"FSt1" wrote in message
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hi.
and you wont. conditional formatting has it restrains. what you see is
what
you get.
submit a suggestion to micorsoft. speaking of 03 and back. i haven't work
with 07 yet.
why has this issue got you so wired up????

regards
FSt1

"Patrick C. Simonds" wrote:

I am talking about Borders in conditional formatting. I see no way to
increase the weight of the line.


"Tyro" wrote in message
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You can choose any borders you want. Are you talking about gridlines?

Tyro

"Patrick C. Simonds" wrote in message
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I do not get it. Why would MS limit your ability to choose heavy border
lines? Goes anyone know a way around this limit?