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Conditional Formatting - new data
Excel 2007
I have multiple conditional formatting schemes set up for worksheet. When I paste new data into the sheet, how do I apply the formatting? It disappears when I paste and the only way I can apply it is to re-select the ranges. What am I missing? |
Conditional Formatting - new data
Paste special as values
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "jmegdan1" wrote in message ... Excel 2007 I have multiple conditional formatting schemes set up for worksheet. When I paste new data into the sheet, how do I apply the formatting? It disappears when I paste and the only way I can apply it is to re-select the ranges. What am I missing? |
Conditional Formatting - new data
EditPasteSpecialValues instead of paste
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "jmegdan1" wrote in message ... Excel 2007 I have multiple conditional formatting schemes set up for worksheet. When I paste new data into the sheet, how do I apply the formatting? It disappears when I paste and the only way I can apply it is to re-select the ranges. What am I missing? |
Conditional Formatting - new data
Ok. Found the problem. Deleted previous rows and added new data. CF
formula reflects the gap of the deleted rows. Is there a way to lock the condition ranges? I suppose I could just highlight cells and delete but there is a lot of data. "jmegdan1" wrote: Excel 2007 I have multiple conditional formatting schemes set up for worksheet. When I paste new data into the sheet, how do I apply the formatting? It disappears when I paste and the only way I can apply it is to re-select the ranges. What am I missing? |
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