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This is conditional formating. Each cell is independantly given this
conditional formating. You have 25 rows (rows 2 to 26) and 9 (T to AB) columns, Therefore the condtion is being placed in 225 cells on each worksheet. There can only be three different condtional formating in each cell so I don't know how you are getting 10. " wrote: The only possible values for the selected cells are a 1 or a 0. The problem isn't that the conditional formatting is giving false positives. My problem is that the visual basic applies 10 versions of the same conditional formatting to each cell. |
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