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Has anyone seen linking errors caused by too many conditional formats?
I have 10 or so tabs and most of them have conditional formatting in multiple locations. Since I've added the formatting, I've had linking errors where I would type "=" and then click on another tab so I can click directly on where I'd like the cell to be linked as opposed to typing the whole path of the other tab. When I do this ... after hitting enter, the active tab normally would return to where I was entering the funtion. However it now stays on the tab where I was trying to link to. In addition, the location(cell) where I was entering the function did not change, and the formula I was entering shows up in the other(where I was trying to link to) tab! And it shows up in the same cell reference of that other tab! I hope this was able to be followed. Please advise if anyone knows this bug or if I may have a fix. tia, Dave |
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