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I'm trying to clear the strikethrough of a specific non-continuguous subset
of merged cells based on the value in the prior column. Specifically $Q$9:$U$9 based on $P$9, $Q$11:$U$11 based on $P$11, etc. I've tried selecting all of the merged cells using Ctrl key to select non-contiguous ranges and then using the conditional formatting rule when the last merged cell $Q$49:$U$49 was active: =AND(ISNUMBER($P$49),$P$490) but that formula sets or clears the strikethrough for all of the merged cells based on the single row rather than all of them. I can do it one row at a time, but setting up a separate rule for each row, but that's an incredibly tedious and silly way to do it (using formula above for each relevant row). What I want to do is have a general formula that I can use, such as the following rather convoluted one, that doesn't seem to work: =AND(ISNUMBER(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()-1))),INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()-1))0) I'm sure there's a way to do this, but I've not discovered it yet. Suggestions welcome, and thank you in advance. |
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