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Default Conditional Formatting Columns


Thx Tom. But the code is still coloring the blank columns same as th
max values. I was hoping to format ONLY the column max cells and res
of the tables with a different colorindex.

Anyways, if I changed the code to:

With Range("HHData").Columns(i)

If WorksheetFunction.CountBlank(.Cells) < .Rows.Count Then,

it does the required tasks.

Thanks anyways. Appreciate your help

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