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Copy conditional formatting across multiple rows?
I am using Excel 2003 and have created conditional formatting on the first
row in the worksheet with a formula as follows =R3C3="No". This works correctly and the formatting of the row works as expected. If I now copy the formatting to the row below, using the 'Fill formatting Only' option when pasting the formatting is still based on the cell referenced in the intial formatting. Is there anyway to reference column 3 more generically in the formatting formula so I do not have to modify the formula on every row? TIA Gil |
Gil,
R3C3 is absolute referencing. You can either switch to A1 notation (ToolsOptionsGeneral uncheck R1C1 Reference Style) and use a formula of =C3="No". Or you can use relative referencing, so if the CF is in A1, you use =R[2]C[2]="No" -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Gil" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003 and have created conditional formatting on the first row in the worksheet with a formula as follows =R3C3="No". This works correctly and the formatting of the row works as expected. If I now copy the formatting to the row below, using the 'Fill formatting Only' option when pasting the formatting is still based on the cell referenced in the intial formatting. Is there anyway to reference column 3 more generically in the formatting formula so I do not have to modify the formula on every row? TIA Gil |
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