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When I use conditional formatting in Excel, the font size is grayed out and
the options for the border are limited to 5, none of which are the ones I need, is there a way to make more formatting options available? |
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Hi
When you are in the process of applying conditional formatting, you are looking at the regular "Format Cells" dialog box which is not a dialog box specifically for conditional formatting. Conditional formatting cannot change the row height or column width of a cell - hence the font names and font sizes are greyed out. Presumably heavy borders change the row height or column width. For more formatting options, you'll probably need to use code. -- XL2002 Regards William "cbwindycity" wrote in message ... | When I use conditional formatting in Excel, the font size is grayed out and | the options for the border are limited to 5, none of which are the ones I | need, is there a way to make more formatting options available? |
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