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Below is an example of a formula I created in the conditional formatting
option. I would like to copy this format across additional cells in the same column. However, I need the row references to change automatically when copying. Right now, if I try to Paste the cell format after copying the cell, the row designation does not change. =OR(AND($S$2<0.7,$C$2="male"),AND($S$2<0.6,$C$2="f emale")) |
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hi
remove the absolute refererences(dollar signs) for the row reference. it should then paste as you want. regards FSt1 "Rosanne" wrote: Below is an example of a formula I created in the conditional formatting option. I would like to copy this format across additional cells in the same column. However, I need the row references to change automatically when copying. Right now, if I try to Paste the cell format after copying the cell, the row designation does not change. =OR(AND($S$2<0.7,$C$2="male"),AND($S$2<0.6,$C$2="f emale")) |
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