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Hello,
I have a spreadsheet where every three rows alternate between shaded and non-shaded. I am using data validation beginning in cell C5. My list (which is on a separate sheet) looks like this: Fruit Apple Fruit Pear Veggie Broccoli Veggie Carrot .... and so on. So, the drop down list in C5 contains the second column of values, and when you select one of them, whatever is next to it in the first column will automatically display in B5 (e.g. you select 'Pear' and 'Fruit' automatically appears because of the 'offset' function). My question is this: the cell with the automatic value, B5, does not keep the same formatting as the cells around it. How can I copy the formatting from column A or C when using this offset function? I don't know how to do conditional formatting to match the formatting next to the cell. Hope this makes sense! Thanks in advance |
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