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Default copying conditon formats with $

Mark,

I amended your file and sent it back to you - did you receive it, and
did it do what you wanted?

Pete

On Feb 8, 7:55*pm, Mark wrote:
I certainly can remove the $ in the ways you describe. But, then the cells
remain at the last color they were at if a date in O5 is removed.

That makes for a lot of color.

I will try what Alojz oferred, barring learning how to do the test!

Mark
Thanks David.



"Khoshravan" wrote:
As you mentioned yourself, if you remove the $ sign, the problem will be
solved. That $ signs, keep the row number to be a fixed number upon copying
to other rows. bring the cursor to the dollar sign and press F4 key, you will
see four possible combination and choose the one with no $ sign.
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R. Khoshravan
Please click "Yes" if it is helpful.


"Mark" wrote:


My 2 cell conditional format works perfect,


But I can't copy a 4 cel copy and Paste special down the column , I think
because the $ signs are in th conditionals.


I'm not sure why they are there, but I know if I remove the $ sign for the
copy paste special or past, My conditionals Split colors or remain.


Formula in O7 is:
=IF(COUNT(D7:N7)0,SUM(D7:N7),"")


*Conditional formulas in O6,O7


=AND(O$7<"",O$7<=0) Green
=AND(O$7<"",O$7=1) Red


I wanted cells until data appeared.


All works fine, cept.


I can not copy it down some 800 lines thru O871
I have text every 4th line.


IS there a way to copy this down and have he cell numbers change with it, an
keep the integrity of the Formula and the conditionals?


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