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Copy paste Conditional Formatting
I posted this the other day but after reading I was not very clear. I have
data that is conditionally formatted. Now I need to eliminate the columns from that spread sheet that created the conditional formats to appear. I tried to copy paste special the values before deleting those columns but that dropped the color from the filled in blocks. Is there a way to copy the filled in blocks and that color to another spread sheet? |
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