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I have shading in blank cells with shows me it has auto fill, when I write in
the cells the shading disappears. Two questions - 1) how do I delete it and 2) how do I insert it without dragging the cell formula. Thanks |
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Difficult to get a good picture from your description.
What does auto-fill have to do with blank cells? Are your cells shaded due to Conditional Formatting? CFFormula is......=ISBLANK(A1) would shade the cell if nothing in the cell. To delete this CF select the cell and FormatCFClear All To insert this CF in many cells, select all the cells and type in the above formula to enter it in all selected cells. The A1 will change to each cell's address. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Tue, 1 Nov 2005 05:28:06 -0800, derecl wrote: I have shading in blank cells with shows me it has auto fill, when I write in the cells the shading disappears. Two questions - 1) how do I delete it and 2) how do I insert it without dragging the cell formula. Thanks |
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That is exactly what is was, thank you very much
"derecl" wrote: I have shading in blank cells with shows me it has auto fill, when I write in the cells the shading disappears. Two questions - 1) how do I delete it and 2) how do I insert it without dragging the cell formula. Thanks |
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