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Autoformating
The only autoformating that is close to what I need is Table formating.
Which I can't use as this is not a table. My question is there any way to use autoformat on a set of data as if you clicked format, autoformat, options? |
Autoformating
My question is there any way to use autoformat on a set of data as if you
clicked format, autoformat, options in Excel 2003? |
Autoformating
What are you trying to format, and what problem do you have when you try
to apply an AutoFormat? Perhaps you could record the steps as you select the data and manually apply formatting. Then run that macro when needed. Diefett wrote: The only autoformating that is close to what I need is Table formating. Which I can't use as this is not a table. My question is there any way to use autoformat on a set of data as if you clicked format, autoformat, options? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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