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unconditional formatting copy below

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Trish - 05 Dec 2007 10:27 GMT
Hi all,

How to copy unconditional formatting to the below 10 rows? For example
H2,J2,L2 is having "Bottom 1 items" formatting.
How to copy the same formatting to the below rows?

Thanks for any replies.

Trish
Roger Govier - 05 Dec 2007 14:36 GMT
Hi

Mark the row number that has the formatting you want to copy.
Click the format painter icon.
Mark the row number of the rows you want to receive the formatting, with the
painter icon.

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RagDyeR - 05 Dec 2007 15:40 GMT
You can *double* click the format painter icon to keep it "in force" when
the cells to format are *not* contiguous, and you must click individually on
each cell.

When finished using it, hit <Esc> to de-select the icon.
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RD
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Hi

Mark the row number that has the formatting you want to copy.
Click the format painter icon.
Mark the row number of the rows you want to receive the formatting, with the
painter icon.

Signature

Regards
Roger Govier

> Hi all,
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> Trish
Trish - 06 Dec 2007 13:00 GMT
> You can *double* click the format painter icon to keep it "in force" when
> the cells to format are *not* contiguous, and you must click individually
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>> Trish

Both the answers doesn't work. Some other advice please. Normal formatting
and Unconditional formatting are two different thing I guess.

Trish
RagDyer - 06 Dec 2007 18:19 GMT
I'm familiar with "formatting" and "conditional formatting".

What's your definition of "unconditional formatting"?

And could you elaborate on exactly what you're referring to when you say,
"bottom 1 items formatting".
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RD

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Trish - 08 Dec 2007 06:09 GMT
err my mistake. Not Unconditional formatting it's Conditional Formatting.

> I'm familiar with "formatting" and "conditional formatting".
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Trish - 08 Dec 2007 07:29 GMT
thanks for the reply. I am using `Microsoft Office Excel 2007'.

Under `Conditional Formatting' --> there is `Below 1 items'. Selected this
formatting on a row (H2,J2,L2).

How to copy the same conditional formatting on the below 10 rows?

Trish
Roger Govier - 08 Dec 2007 08:28 GMT
Hi

Conditional Formatting>Manage Rules>change entry in Applies to field, to
cover the range you want the CF applied to.

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> thanks for the reply. I am using `Microsoft Office Excel 2007'.
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Ragdyer - 08 Dec 2007 20:44 GMT
Just thinking ... someday I'll *have* to eventually use XL07 ! ? !

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Roger Govier - 09 Dec 2007 08:58 GMT
Hi Rick

Once you do, you will be pleased.
It only takes a short while to get used to the ribbon, and there are now
plenty of ways to Customize that.

I'm sure SP1 will be along before too long which will hopefully address some
of the "issues" which have arisen.

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RagDyeR - 10 Dec 2007 16:11 GMT
I'll wait as long as I can!<bg>
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RD
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Hi Rick

Once you do, you will be pleased.
It only takes a short while to get used to the ribbon, and there are now
plenty of ways to Customize that.

I'm sure SP1 will be along before too long which will hopefully address some
of the "issues" which have arisen.

Signature

Regards
Roger Govier

> Just thinking ... someday I'll *have* to eventually use XL07 ! ? !
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Roger Govier - 10 Dec 2007 18:00 GMT
What, maybe till Excel 14??? <bg>

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