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Hey guys,
I have two colums "A" & "B" with dollar values all the way down in each (500 rows)...I want to conditional format them quick...so IE: If A1B1 then color cell A1 red... how do i get that to copy all the way down my column so A2 & B2 look at each other and A3 & B3 look at each other and so on? thanks!! ~JC |
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To copy conditional formating select cells with the formating. the
PasteSpecial selecting copy "Format". Make sure you include dollar sign where necessary in formulas so they copy properly. "JC" wrote: Hey guys, I have two colums "A" & "B" with dollar values all the way down in each (500 rows)...I want to conditional format them quick...so IE: If A1B1 then color cell A1 red... how do i get that to copy all the way down my column so A2 & B2 look at each other and A3 & B3 look at each other and so on? thanks!! ~JC |
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What version of Excel are you using?
The technique is the same but the menu locations are different depending on the version. For Excel 2007: Select the *entire* range of cells. Assume this range is A1:A500 Goto Home tabStylesConditional FormattingManage rulesNew ruleUse a formula to determine which cells to format Enter this formula in the box below: =A1B1 Click the Format button Select the desired style(s) OK out In Excel versions 2003 and earlier Select the *entire* range of cells. Assume this range is A1:A500 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Select the Formula Is option Enter this formula in the box on the right: =A1B1 Click the Format button Select the desired style(s) OK out If cells in column B might be empty while cells in column A contain numbers you might want to use this formula: =AND(B1<"",A1B1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "JC" wrote in message ... Hey guys, I have two colums "A" & "B" with dollar values all the way down in each (500 rows)...I want to conditional format them quick...so IE: If A1B1 then color cell A1 red... how do i get that to copy all the way down my column so A2 & B2 look at each other and A3 & B3 look at each other and so on? thanks!! ~JC |
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Hi,
Select cells A1:B1 and double-click the fill handle. Hold down the Shift key and press Ctrl+Down arrow. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "JC" wrote: Hey guys, I have two colums "A" & "B" with dollar values all the way down in each (500 rows)...I want to conditional format them quick...so IE: If A1B1 then color cell A1 red... how do i get that to copy all the way down my column so A2 & B2 look at each other and A3 & B3 look at each other and so on? thanks!! ~JC |
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