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Excel 2003/Windows XP -- tricky situation encountered. I have a complex
sequence of macros that, among other things, uses conditional formatting to colorize two columns of data (Col F and Col G). That works fine. However, one of the later steps in the sequence may shuffle columns around based on a user-defined template. Sometimes this means the data from Cols F/G moves to Cols X/Y or whatever. But the conditional formatting remains back in Cols F/G and gets applied to whatever data resides in those columns after the shuffle, producing nonsense. Does anyone know a way I can let the conditional formatting do its thing, but then "freeze" the resulting colors so if the data moves, the colors go with it? |
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