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Default Automatically Copy formatting (I.E. shading)

I have a Workbook consisting of 3 worksheets. The first worksheet is use to
control the data presented on the remaining sheet. In order to highlight the
revision of data, users currently shade the cells with revisions. I would
like to have the cells that contain the shading to automatically apply
shading to their corresponding sheets. Is this possible through a formula or
do I have to create a macro (is so please help) in order to accomplish the
task?
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I assume sheets 2 and 3 use linking formulas to get their data from sheet1.

These will not pull formats along with data.

Any way you might use Conditional Formatting of values?

If not, either copy/paste formats or use VBA

Give us an idea of which cells on sheets 2 and 3 would be linked back to
which cells on sheet1.


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I have a Workbook consisting of 3 worksheets. The first worksheet is use to
control the data presented on the remaining sheet. In order to highlight the
revision of data, users currently shade the cells with revisions. I would
like to have the cells that contain the shading to automatically apply
shading to their corresponding sheets. Is this possible through a formula or
do I have to create a macro (is so please help) in order to accomplish the
task?


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Hi,

Conditional Formatting can be done between sheet if you use Range Names.
But conditional formatting can not be based on cell color, only on cell
content. So it looks like a vba solution may be your only option.


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"Gord Dibben" wrote:

I assume sheets 2 and 3 use linking formulas to get their data from sheet1.

These will not pull formats along with data.

Any way you might use Conditional Formatting of values?

If not, either copy/paste formats or use VBA

Give us an idea of which cells on sheets 2 and 3 would be linked back to
which cells on sheet1.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:34:01 -0700, DPeske
wrote:

I have a Workbook consisting of 3 worksheets. The first worksheet is use to
control the data presented on the remaining sheet. In order to highlight the
revision of data, users currently shade the cells with revisions. I would
like to have the cells that contain the shading to automatically apply
shading to their corresponding sheets. Is this possible through a formula or
do I have to create a macro (is so please help) in order to accomplish the
task?



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