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I have just taken over a spreadsheet that has a lot of pretty complicated
formatting on it, the trouble is I know some of it isn't working. Here is an example: =IF(M5<"",IF(M5<(J5+0.0104166666666667),TRUE,FALS E),FALSE) this is applied to a whole column, the trouble is it should really be checking the value of M# and J# based on the row that the cell is in ie on eg row 99 it should be: =IF(M99<"",IF(M99<(J99+0.0104166666666667),TRUE,F ALSE),FALSE). Is there any way of making conditional formatting formulae relative? (I'm using 2007, but the spreadsheet will be used on machines using earlier versions) Thanks |
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