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    Conditional Formatting changes from XLSM to XLSX when I use VBA code to save a new file

    I have the below code that takes two worksheets in an xlsm workbook and it saves them as an xlsx workbook. The problem is that when the two sheets are saved into an new xlsx workbook the conditional formatting colors change. Is there a way to keep the formatting from XLSM to XLSX? Sub...
    • Stevep4
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    • conditional formaatting save as new file vba xlsm
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