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Formula encompassing conditional formating
Is it possible to perform formula functions on unconditional formating of a
cell? A simple example: Can I perfom a simple COUNT of number of cells in a range that have unconditional formating of the cell colour? |
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Formula encompassing conditional formating
The best way to do this is to construct a formula that test for how many
cells meet the conditional formatting condition. As an example, if the CF tested and coloured any cells that were greater than 10, then use =COUNTIF(A2:A200,"10") or something similar -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Stuck up north" wrote in message ... Is it possible to perform formula functions on unconditional formating of a cell? A simple example: Can I perfom a simple COUNT of number of cells in a range that have unconditional formating of the cell colour? |
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