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1. I want to copy the conditional formatting set to cell A1 to Cell B1, C1,
D1..K1.How can I do so?

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Hi Ajit,

Use the format painter(paint brush icon).
Select the cell that has the desired cond. formatting,
then press the format painter(double click if copying format to 2+ cells),
select the cell(s) that you want the same cond. formatting applied to.

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1. I want to copy the conditional formatting set to cell A1 to Cell B1, C1,
D1..K1.How can I do so?

Ajit

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Gord Dibben
 
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You could use the Format Painter.

This is the paintbrush Icon on the formatting toolbar.

OR select A1 then the other cells and FormatCFOK

The CF will be carried over to the other cells.

Note: if a formula, make sure you have the references properly set using the $
signs(s)


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1. I want to copy the conditional formatting set to cell A1 to Cell B1, C1,
D1..K1.How can I do so?

Ajit


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