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Default Conditional Formatting

I have a rather large worksheet that will have hundreds of cells with
conditional formatting. Most of them are the same (only the cells and value
ranges change).

Here is an example of a conditional format I need:

If the value of B4 is between 96 and 96.04 then B44 is filled yellow.
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Default Conditional Formatting

If the value of B4 is between 96 and 96.04

Assuming you mean =96 and <=96.04...

Select cell B44
Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting
Formula Is: =AND(B4=96,B4<=96.04)
Click the Format button
Select the Patterns tab
Select the desired color
OK out


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I have a rather large worksheet that will have hundreds of cells with
conditional formatting. Most of them are the same (only the cells and
value
ranges change).

Here is an example of a conditional format I need:

If the value of B4 is between 96 and 96.04 then B44 is filled yellow.



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