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conditional formatting
How do you copy conditional formatting to other cells without the reference
cell location being locked in? In other words, if I place a conditional format in cell E1 which references to values in cell A1, how do I copy this to cell E2 and reference to A2 not A1? |
conditional formatting
get rid of the '$' infront of the letter (column) and/or number (row) inside
the cond. formatting. the '$' makes it absolute "Donald Flanders" wrote: How do you copy conditional formatting to other cells without the reference cell location being locked in? In other words, if I place a conditional format in cell E1 which references to values in cell A1, how do I copy this to cell E2 and reference to A2 not A1? |
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