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I have a conditional format that I use in a column. The first
condition is a formula, =isempty(a5) and the format is set to "No Format". This works fine most of the time but occassionly in this column is a row that has background color explicitly set and the conditional format, even though it says "No Format" the background color is removed. Is there anyway to overcome this behavior? Excel 2003 Thanks for any ideas. John Keith |
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