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Default Exporting conditional formatting rules

This goes for more then just CF.

Create and format SheetA exactly as you want your other sheets to duplicate
.... of course, minus the actual data.

With the SheetA tab selected,
hold down <Ctrl,
click and drag the SheetA tab to the right or left,
release the mouse *first*, then the <Ctrl.

You now have an *exact* copy of the original sheet, with a "2" appended
after the name.
Rename it, and you're all set with an exact copy!
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HTH,

RD

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"Chadwill" wrote in message
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I did as you instructed. But it messed that sheet up totally. All I want

to
copy over is the conditional formatting RULES, not the formatting itself.

Any other ideas?

Chad
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"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

Click on the small cell with a triangle, above row numbers. This will
select the whole sheet.
CopyMove to Sheet2Paste SpecialFormats

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Regards

Roger Govier


"Chadwill" wrote in message
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From within Excel 2007, can I export a set of conditional formatting
rules
and then import them into another worksheet?

On Sheet "A" I've got about 12 conditional formatting rules. The
rules
color certain cells based on whether a certain string of text is in
the cell,
ex: HToH. I'd like for the same results in color change in the cell
to
appear on Sheet "B".

I don't want to have to create the rules all over again for each
sheet. The
thought of needing to edit the rules in future would be terrifying.

Thanks,
Chadwill