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Can you take a sheet that you have applied conditional formatting too, and
either create another sheet, or just print the cells that are red for example. |
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Is it possible, yes. Is it easy, no.
Chip Pearson has some nice code at: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/CFColors.htm Put your thinking cap on! I think it's usually much easier to duplicate the conditional formatting formulas in helper cells. Then inspect those helper cells for anything you want. Roundy wrote: Can you take a sheet that you have applied conditional formatting too, and either create another sheet, or just print the cells that are red for example. -- Dave Peterson |
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