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![]() Thanks for your help. You helped me understand a bit. Only problem I have here is this: I'm already using conditional formatting to color alternate rows a light shade of blue (instead of the gray. If I can use autoformat to clear up a conditional, please tell me how to do this while keeping the same color scheme. I'm also using a conditional format to modify the row color based upon if the item in $K2="Picked Up". The value of $K2 is actually a drop down box with two choices, and two choices only. $B2 is actually a properly formatted date (12/12/2004) so I figure using DATEVALUE($B2) would work. So, is there a way I can combine the two conditional formats of any suggested or current? i.e. combine the alternate row & $K2="Picked Up" or the two suggested. Thanks for the help. ~Brett Patterson -- bpat1434 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpat1434's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=16155 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=275903 |
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