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Copying rules set on a range of cells
I have selected a range of cells in a row and created a rule to change text
color if conditions are met. I have multiple rows to which I wish to apply this same rule. However, when I try to copy this rule it just increases the range of cells that it affects. Methinks it may be due to Excel applying absolute references to the "Applies to" cells which cannot be removed. Is it possible to copy this rule to a different set of cells? If so, can you please tell me how? |
Copying rules set on a range of cells
Taker a look at this:
http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat03.html This too: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/relative.aspx Does that help? -- RyGuy "Chetski" wrote: I have selected a range of cells in a row and created a rule to change text color if conditions are met. I have multiple rows to which I wish to apply this same rule. However, when I try to copy this rule it just increases the range of cells that it affects. Methinks it may be due to Excel applying absolute references to the "Applies to" cells which cannot be removed. Is it possible to copy this rule to a different set of cells? If so, can you please tell me how? |
Copying rules set on a range of cells
.. it may be due to Excel applying absolute references to the "Applies
to" cells which cannot be removed. True, that sometimes that's the "annoying" default applied by Excel when you do point n click in dialogs. But you could always click inside the dialog and change the references to suit (eg remove the $ signs, etc) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:17,000 Files:358 Subscribers:55 xdemechanik --- "Chetski" wrote: I have selected a range of cells in a row and created a rule to change text color if conditions are met. I have multiple rows to which I wish to apply this same rule. However, when I try to copy this rule it just increases the range of cells that it affects. Methinks it may be due to Excel applying absolute references to the "Applies to" cells which cannot be removed. Is it possible to copy this rule to a different set of cells? If so, can you please tell me how? |
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