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care to explain, its better options than we had in 2003
 
care to explain, its better options than we had in 2003

Excel 2010.

I haven't quite figured out how it happens but a rule will get split into multiple rules.

So I've been deleting them all and reinstating the initial rule with a continuous range.

Deleting rules from the window involves deleting them one by one.

I have since written a Sub that will delete all rules and re-create on workbook save.
 
I know that one, cut / copy / paste does wonders for reordering everytime
 
i deal with it when I have finished building the file and understand the rules, then create them fresh
 

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