Conditional Formatting rule disappear when closing

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Office Version
  1. 365
Code:
=NOT(ISNA(VLOOKUP(H1,Leverantorer!$A:$A,1,FALSE)))

I have 2 problems I can't really get working.
First is I want this formula to be used on all spreadsheets.
Second problem is when I enter it into conditional formatting, save and close. It disappears.

Anyone had the same problem, or is there a rule i'm forgeting?
 

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Solved problem number 2 if someone stumbles upon this post.
I had to save it with a newer version of excel. It was saved with the 97-2003 version.

For problem number 1 I had to apply the rule for every sheet. I did not find a solution on that one.
 
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