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Conditional Formatting
I am using a macro that "pulls" the formatting from a cell. The code is
With toCel .Value = fromCell.Valu .Interior.ColorIndex = fromCell.Interior.ColorInde .Interior.Pattern = fromCell.Interior.Patter End Wit However, the patterns of the "fromCell" are assigned using conditional formatting. While the coloring is visible right on the "fromCell", when the macro pulls the formatting, it often reverts to the formatting done BEFORE the condional formatting is applied. Any suggestions? |
Conditional Formatting
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not really a chance to prevent this. The conditional format colors are NOT reflected in the colorindex property. This property ALWAYS shows the default color index. -----Original Message----- I am using a macro that "pulls" the formatting from a cell. The code is: With toCell .Value = fromCell.Value .Interior.ColorIndex = fromCell.Interior.ColorIndex .Interior.Pattern = fromCell.Interior.Pattern End With However, the patterns of the "fromCell" are assigned using conditional formatting. While the coloring is visible right on the "fromCell", when the macro pulls the formatting, it often reverts to the formatting done BEFORE the condional formatting is applied. Any suggestions? . |
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