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Bernie Deitrick Bernie Deitrick is offline
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Default copy conditional formatting

Make sure that your formula use absolute column and relative row for the cell reference, like

=$Z2 < ....

and not

=$Z$2 < ....

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Bernie
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"Pammy" wrote in message
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I have a spreadsheet and in col z if I add a date, I want the entire line to
change font color to blue, if nothing in cell remain black, the conditional
formatting is:
if formula = z##### font color to blue.
My question when I right mouse click on the handle in cell a##### and drag
down and choose formatt only - the font changes to blue for all the rows,
even when cell z#### is blank and should be black until something is typed in
that cell.

Can you copy the conditional formatting or do you have to set it up in each
cell?