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I have a set of dates and times in a schedule that are compared to holidays
and conditionally formatted (changes text color) if the date is a holiday. There are a number of these schedules in the entire sheet. I copy all the dates below the schedules and then sort them by date and time. Before sorting the dates reflect the correct formatting (holidays remain blue). After sorting the holidays no longer have the correct formatting. The values in the cells are now in sequential order as they should be but the fromatting stays in its original cell and does not move with the cell value. Now non-holidays are formatted in blue. My conditional format is: Formula is =$Q$7=TRUE where cell Q7 compares the date to the holidays. Is there any way to have the conditional formatting follw the cell value? |
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