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Default conditional formatting Copy colour of adjacent cell

I have various rows which are colour coded and I have added several columns
on to the end - One for a checker to initial and several others for
approvals, comments and date.

I want the checker Cell to change colour when initials are entered (e.g.
=B10) I want the remaining cells on the row to change colour when approval
initails are entered. I can do this with conditional formatting. The problem
is I have been using Easyfilter to filter the colours - but when I try to
copy formats it is picking up the hidden rows.

I have resorted to copying and pasting the formatting only, but this is
going to take days. Is there a way to conditional format the colour, to match
the colour of another cell in the row?

Regards
Dylan Dawson
Scotland

 
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