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![]() Can I copy conditional formatting from one cell to another when the cells need to have different cell references in the formulas? For example: I need to format the entire row when a Y is put into the end cell. So the conditional formatting formula is =$H$2="y" and the next cell needs to be =$H$3="y" then =$H$4="y" and so on, but I cannot find a way to set the whole column up like that without doing every row manually. If I use the format painter then the whole of the "H" column uses the same formula =$E$2="y" and then all the rows are formatted when you put a into the first cell instead of being treated seperatly. Any ideas? Thanks. |
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