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Conditionally formatted ranges
Is it possible to insert a row into a conditionally formatted range and have
the formatting of the range be copied to the row? |
Conditionally formatted ranges
KimC,
If you insert the row in between the range of conditional formats, the conditional formats will be inserted as well. Test: A1:1 A2:1 A3:2 Conditional Format: Cell Value = 1, Bold Insert row between A2:A3 A1:1Bold A2:1Bold A3:1Bold (new row) A4:2 -- --Thomas [PBD] Working hard to make working easy. Answered your question? Click ''Yes'' below. "KimC" wrote: Is it possible to insert a row into a conditionally formatted range and have the formatting of the range be copied to the row? |
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