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Hi all,
usually, if we want to create link to another cell, we should use "=" then go to that cell. But can we just copy and paste it? example; Task 1 ...with yellow color Task 1.1 with blue color Task 1.2 with green color Task 2 ...with yellow color Task 2.1 with blue color Task 2.2 with green color etc now i want to create resume for task with yellow color with link. If i use usual way...its take much time... can someone give me a easy way to create this resume... wish you understand with what i want archive thanks reza |
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Linked cells do not carry formatting, only values.
Try setting up some Conditional Formatting to achieve the colored cells. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 19 Aug 2009 03:49:01 -0700, reza wrote: Hi all, usually, if we want to create link to another cell, we should use "=" then go to that cell. But can we just copy and paste it? example; Task 1 ...with yellow color Task 1.1 with blue color Task 1.2 with green color Task 2 ...with yellow color Task 2.1 with blue color Task 2.2 with green color etc now i want to create resume for task with yellow color with link. If i use usual way...its take much time... can someone give me a easy way to create this resume... wish you understand with what i want archive thanks reza |
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