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I have a cell...
Sheet1!D30 that is conditionally formatted to be red if the cell is blank, yellow if the date is over 90 days, and green if less than 90 days. Works great. I then linked it to another sheet.... =IF(Sheet1!D30="","",'Sheet1'!D30) but the formatting didn't transfer and it now stays yellow. I'm guessing because the cell is not blank anymore. The conditional format is formula equals =ISBLANK(D30)=TRUE Any way to keep the format from the original cell into the new linked cell? |
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