Conditional Formatting - Based on other cell Value/format?

Cerestes

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Afternoon,

Second question of the day regarding conditional formating...

Is it possible to alter the format of a range of cells (using conditional formatting) based on a value/format in another cell?

I have two columns (A/B) which turn dark red if column B>A.

I would like conditional formatting to turn column C to AO the same color if B>A.

Unfortunately, I can only seem to get the format to work based on the value of the specific cell in column C to AO.

Thanks!
 
...so I did.

Yeah - I think that VBA is the way to go. I hope the next release of Excel has more than 3 crummy Conditional Formatting options!
 
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