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![]() I am able to format every other row with conditional formatting, but I need to take it further. The amount of rows update daily and I only want to format if there is data in that row. (It can look at the first column for a number 1) So lets say my data is from A5 - N145 today, but tomorrow it may be A5 €“ N205 or A5 €“ N20 I have no problem putting this in a macro where it will first clear all of the formatting and then reformat accordingly. Thanks, |
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