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I have created a number of templates in Excel 2000 which have undergone
numerous changes over their lives. When opened in Excel 2007, a number of cells are changing colour because of confitional formatting. This formatting does not exist as far as Excel 2000 is concerned. Is there some way in Excel 2000 that I can find cells with this hidden formatting? Alternatively, is there a VBA method of finding all cells apparently without conditional formatting, then deleting all conditional formatting from these cells? It'll take an age to go through each template manually. -- Ian -- |
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