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Conditional Formatting with Formulae

 
 
RODXL
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      6th Mar 2010
I'm quite happy getting part of a row to format as I wish by using a formula
and applying it to a range but I want to use this about 50 times in a single
spreadsheet and I cant stop the range being absolute so when I drag/fill I
don't get the effect I want. Is there way to fill down conditional formats
which have been generated using a formula?
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Ronx
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      6th Mar 2010
Not with FrontPage.
Try asking in a newsgroup or forum that deals
with spreadsheets.

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RODXL presented the following explanation :
> I'm quite happy getting part of a row to format
> as I wish by using a formula and applying it
> to a range but I want to use this about 50
> times in a single spreadsheet and I cant stop
> the range being absolute so when I drag/fill I
> don't get the effect I want. Is there way to
> fill down conditional formats which have been
> generated using a formula?



 
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