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Hi All,
I know there are solutions to colouring odd & even rows, but could someone tell me why what i'm trying is not working (and if there is a way of making it work)... in conditional formatting for some cells in a column, i used conditional formatting as follows: - [Formula is] "=iseven(rows())"... and if that condition is true, change the cell colour ie, if the row for that cell is even, the 'iseven' result is true and therefore it should carry out the conditional formatting. what actually happens is an error, telling me i can't refer to other worksheets/books, btu i didn't think i was doing that anyway!! i'm missing something obvious here, but i've tried several variations on this theme but still can't do it. thanks fo any guidance, Tim |
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