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Conditional Formating and auto filling
I have 2 columns with dates in them, I want to change colour of the 2nd date
dependant on the 1st. I can do that no worries but when I try to fill it downwards all the cells will look at the first cell I set the condition to rather than the adjacent cell |
Conditional Formating and auto filling
Change absolute reference to relative reference. From your conditional
formatting formula remove the $ sign from the row. Suppose if it is $D$1 change that to $D1 If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Justin" wrote: I have 2 columns with dates in them, I want to change colour of the 2nd date dependant on the 1st. I can do that no worries but when I try to fill it downwards all the cells will look at the first cell I set the condition to rather than the adjacent cell |
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