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Hi,
My worksheet has 20 columns, each of which (except column A) has some sort of conditional formatting to look for certain criteria. I'd like to add conditional formatting to column A to return True (and thus highlight) should ANY of the other 19 columns be conditionally formatted (i.e., find something). I haven't been able to figure out the best and easiest way to do that. I'd appreciate any thoughts and advice. Thank you. Frank |
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