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copy conditional format without using format painter
Hi,
I am looking to copy the conditional formatting of a cell into another cell without copying any other formatting (eg borders). Neither Format painter nor paste special/format allows me to do this. Can anyone advise? Thank you |
copy conditional format without using format painter
Select the cell containing the Conditional Format you want to copy
CTRL-Click on the other cell (or range of cells such that source cell remains seleceted) Choose Format-Conditional Formatting You will see the formatting already applied to the source cell Click OK "MsConfused" wrote: Hi, I am looking to copy the conditional formatting of a cell into another cell without copying any other formatting (eg borders). Neither Format painter nor paste special/format allows me to do this. Can anyone advise? Thank you |
copy conditional format without using format painter
Thanks Sheloo,
I forgot to specify that I'm trying to copy the conditional formatting across different workbooks, and this suggestion doesn't hold across two different worksheets or workbooks. Your suggestion does work for me with a tedious workaround (ie. copying the data from the source workbook to a section of the target workbook/worksheet then applying the action below), but wondering if there's a better method? "Sheeloo" wrote: Select the cell containing the Conditional Format you want to copy CTRL-Click on the other cell (or range of cells such that source cell remains seleceted) Choose Format-Conditional Formatting You will see the formatting already applied to the source cell Click OK "MsConfused" wrote: Hi, I am looking to copy the conditional formatting of a cell into another cell without copying any other formatting (eg borders). Neither Format painter nor paste special/format allows me to do this. Can anyone advise? Thank you |
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