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There are 3 columns A, B and C...Column A and B has numbers and Column C displays the difference of A and B. Column C displays Yes/No after comparing the values in Column A and B. I have used Conditional Formatting to change the color to green when it is Yes and Red when it is No. Now my problem is when i try and copy the formula to rest of cells in Column C it copy's the formula but not the Conditional Formatting. Is there a way to copy the conditional formatting. |
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Either use the Formatting Paintbrush to copy the formatting or Paste SpecialFormats Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 23 Dec 2005 10:48:02 -0800, "Mir Khan" wrote: Hi all' There are 3 columns A, B and C...Column A and B has numbers and Column C displays the difference of A and B. Column C displays Yes/No after comparing the values in Column A and B. I have used Conditional Formatting to change the color to green when it is Yes and Red when it is No. Now my problem is when i try and copy the formula to rest of cells in Column C it copy's the formula but not the Conditional Formatting. Is there a way to copy the conditional formatting. |
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No it does work for the formula but not for conditional formatting...I have
tried doing that... "Gord Dibben" wrote: Mir Either use the Formatting Paintbrush to copy the formatting or Paste SpecialFormats Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 23 Dec 2005 10:48:02 -0800, "Mir Khan" wrote: Hi all' There are 3 columns A, B and C...Column A and B has numbers and Column C displays the difference of A and B. Column C displays Yes/No after comparing the values in Column A and B. I have used Conditional Formatting to change the color to green when it is Yes and Red when it is No. Now my problem is when i try and copy the formula to rest of cells in Column C it copy's the formula but not the Conditional Formatting. Is there a way to copy the conditional formatting. |
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The formatting Paintbrush won't copy formulas but will copy formats so don't
know why "it does not work" for you.. Try this instead....... Select cells C1:C50 and FormatCFCondition 1Formula is: =$C1="yes" Format to green Condition 2 =$C1="no" Format to red OK your way out. Now copy the formulas down C Gord On Fri, 23 Dec 2005 12:21:02 -0800, "Mir Khan" wrote: No it does work for the formula but not for conditional formatting...I have tried doing that... "Gord Dibben" wrote: Mir Either use the Formatting Paintbrush to copy the formatting or Paste SpecialFormats Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 23 Dec 2005 10:48:02 -0800, "Mir Khan" wrote: Hi all' There are 3 columns A, B and C...Column A and B has numbers and Column C displays the difference of A and B. Column C displays Yes/No after comparing the values in Column A and B. I have used Conditional Formatting to change the color to green when it is Yes and Red when it is No. Now my problem is when i try and copy the formula to rest of cells in Column C it copy's the formula but not the Conditional Formatting. Is there a way to copy the conditional formatting. |
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