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I'm doing an analysis of extensive data, and have setup conditional
formatting to display the results. Is there a way to copy the conditional formatting to the entire range of data? I have it setup in one cell, but when I copy it to the other cells in the column (either using Paste Special or the Paintbrush), it references the original cell. Do I have to manually adjust each cell (approx 450) or is there a shortcut? |
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Yes, you can copy it for instance by using the format painter paintbrush,
note to be able to copy the formattin the cell reference must be relative If for instance you would use =$A$25 in your formatting and you want to copy that down, you must remove at least one dollar sign, either =$A25 or =A25 if you do that you can just right click on the cell, copy down and select fill formatting or using the format painter Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Jakgeem" wrote: I'm doing an analysis of extensive data, and have setup conditional formatting to display the results. Is there a way to copy the conditional formatting to the entire range of data? I have it setup in one cell, but when I copy it to the other cells in the column (either using Paste Special or the Paintbrush), it references the original cell. Do I have to manually adjust each cell (approx 450) or is there a shortcut? |
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Thanks!
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Yes, you can copy it for instance by using the format painter paintbrush, note to be able to copy the formattin the cell reference must be relative If for instance you would use =$A$25 in your formatting and you want to copy that down, you must remove at least one dollar sign, either =$A25 or =A25 if you do that you can just right click on the cell, copy down and select fill formatting or using the format painter Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Jakgeem" wrote: I'm doing an analysis of extensive data, and have setup conditional formatting to display the results. Is there a way to copy the conditional formatting to the entire range of data? I have it setup in one cell, but when I copy it to the other cells in the column (either using Paste Special or the Paintbrush), it references the original cell. Do I have to manually adjust each cell (approx 450) or is there a shortcut? |
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