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Currently I am using this construct to copy and paste a region so that
it contains no more formulas (the result is to be edited in ways that would break the formulas, as in deleting some columns and reordering): source.Copy dest.PasteSpecial xlPasteColumnWidths dest.PasteSpecial xlPasteValuesAndNumberFormats dest.PasteSpecial xlPasteFormats First question: is it possible to "paste special" all three types at once? Second question: xlPasteFormats pastes the conditional formats with formulas. I want the conditional formats to "collapse" too, that is, keep the formatting even if the cells are changed. (Actually, what I have is: - in A2 and below, there is a cell =IF(B2 < TODAY() - 90, "{old}", "") - in B2, I set a conditional format to give the cell a red background if B2 is < TODAY() - 90 However, I consider it unclean and only want the comparison coded in once, that is, have a conditional format in B2 that checks if A2 is empty or not, but as I want to delete the column A in the output, this format would break) |
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