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I keep track of the "state" of customers depending on different criteria and
for that I have conditional format to change the color of the cells. Once a cycle ends, I need to keep record of the last state in another colum so that the new cycle can begin. The problem is that when I copy the old content into the new cell, it brings along its color and I need it to be plain white. I know that I could choose paste special and then just choose value and that would bring just the value without the color, but I want to copy the old contents in a shorter way. So is there a way that no matter what color a source cell has, the text in the destination cell will be just plain old black over a white background? Thanks Jorge E Jaramillo |
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