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Jorge
I want to know how can I copy my conditional formating without having to type
in the conditional formating row by row. How can i copy it?
in the conditional formating row by row. How can i copy it?
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Bob Umlas
Regular old copy/paste will copy the conditional formatting as well.
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Vergel Adriano
One way is to copy the cells then use Paste Special. From the main menu,
Edit->Paste Special, then select Formats.
Edit->Paste Special, then select Formats.
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Jorge
well, i have tried both ways including paint brush and its changing all my
worksheet all blue. this it the formula i am using:
condition 1: =IF($N$2="C",$A$2)
and i am formatting row 2 so if "C" is in N2, this is changing correctly
to blue background.
condition 2: =IF($N$2="CNC",$A$2)
and i am formatting row 2 so if "CNC" is in N2, this is changing correclty
to yellow background.
I have tried copying, painting, pasting and when i copy & paste, if I put a
"C" in cell N2, then the my whole sheet (rows 1-55) turn blue or if i in put
"CNC" the whole sheet (rows 1-55) turns yellow. I dont want it to do that.
worksheet all blue. this it the formula i am using:
condition 1: =IF($N$2="C",$A$2)
and i am formatting row 2 so if "C" is in N2, this is changing correctly
to blue background.
condition 2: =IF($N$2="CNC",$A$2)
and i am formatting row 2 so if "CNC" is in N2, this is changing correclty
to yellow background.
I have tried copying, painting, pasting and when i copy & paste, if I put a
"C" in cell N2, then the my whole sheet (rows 1-55) turn blue or if i in put
"CNC" the whole sheet (rows 1-55) turns yellow. I dont want it to do that.
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Vergel Adriano
I believe it's because you're using absolute referencing style. Try using
these formulas when you set the conditional format of row 2:
condition 1: =IF($N2="C", TRUE)
condition 2: =IF($N2="CNC", TRUE)
This way, the row number would adjust when you copy it down. Not sure why
you use $A$2 in your formula, but using TRUE should work.
these formulas when you set the conditional format of row 2:
condition 1: =IF($N2="C", TRUE)
condition 2: =IF($N2="CNC", TRUE)
This way, the row number would adjust when you copy it down. Not sure why
you use $A$2 in your formula, but using TRUE should work.
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Jorge
Cool Vergel. that seems to have worked. Thanks.
one more thing. i have deleted all the macros in my worksheet, and every
time i open it, it give me the the option to enable or disable macros. I want
that security warning to stop popping up.
one more thing. i have deleted all the macros in my worksheet, and every
time i open it, it give me the the option to enable or disable macros. I want
that security warning to stop popping up.
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Vergel Adriano
You can set the macro security to Low by going to Tools->Macro->Security.
But it's not recommended because that would mean all other workbooks with
macros that you open will be automatically enabled.
The other way is to sign your vba project with a digital signature. Search
the help file for "digital certificate" and you'' find something there that
would teach you how to create a personal digital certificate. I personally
have not had the need to create one myself though.. Try reading up about the
digital certificates and post back a specific question that you might have.
I'm sure there'll be a lot around here who could help you out.
But it's not recommended because that would mean all other workbooks with
macros that you open will be automatically enabled.
The other way is to sign your vba project with a digital signature. Search
the help file for "digital certificate" and you'' find something there that
would teach you how to create a personal digital certificate. I personally
have not had the need to create one myself though.. Try reading up about the
digital certificates and post back a specific question that you might have.
I'm sure there'll be a lot around here who could help you out.
J
Jorge
THANKS A MILLION VERGEL. REALLY APPRECIATE IT.
Vergel Adriano said:You can set the macro security to Low by going to Tools->Macro->Security.
But it's not recommended because that would mean all other workbooks with
macros that you open will be automatically enabled.
The other way is to sign your vba project with a digital signature. Search
the help file for "digital certificate" and you'' find something there that
would teach you how to create a personal digital certificate. I personally
have not had the need to create one myself though.. Try reading up about the
digital certificates and post back a specific question that you might have.
I'm sure there'll be a lot around here who could help you out.
D
David Biddulph
You don't need the IF(...,TRUE)
Try:
condition 1: =$N2="C"
condition 2: =$N2="CNC"
Try:
condition 1: =$N2="C"
condition 2: =$N2="CNC"
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