Hi,

When I attempt to copy the conditional formatting of the following, it
does not copy correctly.

a b c
1 First MI Last
2 Jack M Harris
3 Sally J Smith
4 Bill V Nelson

Cells A2 - C2 have conditional formatting applied to them. I have
attempted to Copy - Paste Special -- Formats, but this code fails:

Range("A1:C1").Select
Selection.Copy
Range("A2").Select
Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
Range("A2:C4").Select
Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteFormats, Operation:=xlNone, _
SkipBlanks:=False, Transpose:=False

I will be calculating the row count via code (I don't have that handy)
so the absolute reference to C4 will be replaced with C & rowcount.

Any help you can lend would be appreciated.

Henry

Hi Henry,

I could be wrong but your code is copying A1:C1 and not A2:C2, which
has the conditional formatting applied to them. Try amending the first
line of code to copy from row 2!

Good luck,

Les Bantleman


Henry Stockbridge wrote:
Hi,

When I attempt to copy the conditional formatting of the following, it
does not copy correctly.

a b c
1 First MI Last
2 Jack M Harris
3 Sally J Smith
4 Bill V Nelson

Cells A2 - C2 have conditional formatting applied to them. I have
attempted to Copy - Paste Special -- Formats, but this code fails:

Range("A1:C1").Select
Selection.Copy
Range("A2").Select
Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
Range("A2:C4").Select
Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteFormats, Operation:=xlNone, _
SkipBlanks:=False, Transpose:=False

I will be calculating the row count via code (I don't have that handy)
so the absolute reference to C4 will be replaced with C & rowcount.

Any help you can lend would be appreciated.

Henry

Thats because when you use conditional formatting your expression looks
something like this =$A$1=""fred", notice the $ it makes things an absolute reference if your expression
looked like this =$A1=""fred" it will copy down fine!

Regards,
Simon


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Simon Lloyd

Simon Lloyd wrote:
Thats because when you use conditional formatting your expression looks
something like this =$A$1=""fred", notice the $ it makes things an absolute reference if your expression
looked like this =$A1=""fred" it will copy down fine!

Regards,
Simon


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Simon Lloyd

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Thanks for the help.

Henry

Simon Lloyd;7036717 Wrote:
This may give you something to work with!

Code:
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=IF(COUNTIF(Sheet1!$A:$A,VLOOKUP("Fred",Sheet1!$A: $A,1,FALSE)),Sheet1!A1,"")
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This formula can be copied across and then down
and will show the users data, its not perfect by any means as i am a
beginner at this but it may prompt someone to perfect it for you!
Try copying it in to sheet 2 A1 and copy across and down it will fill
in any instance of Fred and related data but only in the rows he
appears!

Regards,
SImonForgot to mention that you could then filter the sheet for Non-Blanks to
see all of your data!

Regards,
Simon


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Simon Lloyd

A friend of mine at another forum, Bob Phillips had a look at your
rpoblem and then sent me this link
which has a worked example on it and will achieve what you need!

http://cjoint.com/?mocvNF4mEp

Regards,
Simon


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Simon Lloyd