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Copy conditional format
I have an inventory that is being done manually with thousands of numbers.
I'd like to be able to identify quantities that haven't changed using a conditional format. What I don't want is to have to do each cell individually. Is there any way to set the first cell (Condition 1 (Cell Value Is equal to =$C$5) then highlight) and then copy each cell below so that the conditional format also changes? First cell is J5=C5 (highlight) then J6=C6, etc. |
Copy conditional format
Select the range of cells to format. Use the Formula Is option and leave the
cell references relative. Sounds like you want to format column J if the corresponding cell in column C is equal. Assume the range is J5:J10 Select the range J5:J10 (so that J5 is the active cell. The active cell is the one without the "blueish" color) Conditional Formatting Formula Is: =J5=C5 Click the Format button Select the desired style(s) OK out The cell references will automatically adjust. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "dodgers32" wrote in message ... I have an inventory that is being done manually with thousands of numbers. I'd like to be able to identify quantities that haven't changed using a conditional format. What I don't want is to have to do each cell individually. Is there any way to set the first cell (Condition 1 (Cell Value Is equal to =$C$5) then highlight) and then copy each cell below so that the conditional format also changes? First cell is J5=C5 (highlight) then J6=C6, etc. |
Copy conditional format
dodgers32,
just remove the dollar signs from your cell reference: change =$C$5 to =C5 HTH, Conan "dodgers32" wrote in message ... I have an inventory that is being done manually with thousands of numbers. I'd like to be able to identify quantities that haven't changed using a conditional format. What I don't want is to have to do each cell individually. Is there any way to set the first cell (Condition 1 (Cell Value Is equal to =$C$5) then highlight) and then copy each cell below so that the conditional format also changes? First cell is J5=C5 (highlight) then J6=C6, etc. |
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