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cannot delete condional formatting
I have applied several conditional formats and had some conflicting results.
At this point, I would like to delete all conditional formatting and start over. When I go to edit go to conditional formatting to highlight all or same formatting, then go to format conditional formatting, it is blank. It does show my previous conditional formatting settings if I only select one cell of the sheet that I know that it was applied to, so it is there. It is a huge sheet, so I would like a way to identify and remove it all at once. It almost seems that the "go to" method of highlighting is picking additional cells that were not formatted..... thanks in advance for any help, Robert |
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Biff "Robert" wrote in message ... I have applied several conditional formats and had some conflicting results. At this point, I would like to delete all conditional formatting and start over. When I go to edit go to conditional formatting to highlight all or same formatting, then go to format conditional formatting, it is blank. It does show my previous conditional formatting settings if I only select one cell of the sheet that I know that it was applied to, so it is there. It is a huge sheet, so I would like a way to identify and remove it all at once. It almost seems that the "go to" method of highlighting is picking additional cells that were not formatted..... thanks in advance for any help, Robert |
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