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copying a cell that has been formatted to cell with conditionals
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[QUOTE="Mark, post: 12948784"] My cell D7 is perfect. I had to clear the cell D7,because above it were dates (don't ask me why,) D7 assumed I wanted a format date or date/number in D7 instead of the difference. So I fcleared it and format cell general then D7 formula =D6-D5 (perfect) Added 3 conditionals (perfect color shadeing) If I try and copy D7 tp E7:N7. It reverts back to dates/or date3's rathr than a general cell that subtacts the two dates. Is there a way to make a true copy of D7, with general cell, formula + the 3 conditionals without ahving to do each on. ;ie d5 is 01/01/09 d6 is 01/10/09 d7 is 9 it is a formatted general cell, not a date, has 6-5 and 3 conditionals Can I copy all that to E7:N7? Thanks once again? so [/QUOTE]
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