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don't move formats on sort
i have a sheet where every other line is shaded. i want to sort the data but
maintain the every other line shaded format. is there a way to do this without writing a macro to redo the formating every time i sort? thanks in advance for your time. dkingston |
don't move formats on sort
You should use Conditional Formatting to shade the cells. See
www.cpearson.com/excel/banding.htm for more details and formulas. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "dkingston" wrote in message ... i have a sheet where every other line is shaded. i want to sort the data but maintain the every other line shaded format. is there a way to do this without writing a macro to redo the formating every time i sort? thanks in advance for your time. dkingston |
don't move formats on sort
Shading should be based on conditional formatting with formula:
=MOD(ROW();2)=0 HTH -- AP "dkingston" a écrit dans le message de news: ... i have a sheet where every other line is shaded. i want to sort the data but maintain the every other line shaded format. is there a way to do this without writing a macro to redo the formating every time i sort? thanks in advance for your time. dkingston |
don't move formats on sort
thanks much guys, the conditional formatting worked like a charm.
"dkingston" wrote: i have a sheet where every other line is shaded. i want to sort the data but maintain the every other line shaded format. is there a way to do this without writing a macro to redo the formating every time i sort? thanks in advance for your time. dkingston |
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