Hello and great day today. I use conditional formatting to find an
error(s) in many rows and columns when my grand totals aren't matching
both down and across. I might have 15 columns and 45 rows with data and
currency listed. I must make sure each row across matches to a grand
total and same down with the columns.

The conditional formatting is great for high-liting discrepancies But
it also highlites rows that are not really errors when put together
with another row. So I fix the row with an actual error but how do I
get rid of the highlite on the rows which are not really errors. I
can't use undo because then I'm back where I started. Thank you.


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Try this:
Highlight the cells in the row where you want the CF removed
Select Format Conditional Formatting
Click on Delete and put a check mark in the box indicating the CF you
want removed
Then hit OK and another OK


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Oh it worked perfectly. Thank you so much. :) :) Great board here.


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You're very welcome. Glad to help a neighbour.


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