scrupul0us
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I have added two conditions to my workbook (i tried recording this but to no avail) and whenever i cut/paste new data in I have to go back to conditional formatting and hit OK to have it reapply... is there a way to make the formatting persistent?
if it helps:
Condition 1:
Formula Is: =AND(MOD(ROW(),2)=1,ROW()<>1)
Format Is:
-backgroundColor = #FFFFCC
-borderLeftColor= #FFFFCC
-borderMidColor = #FFFFCC
-borderRightColor = #FFFFCC
Condition 2:
Formula Is: =AND(MOD(ROW(),2)<>1,ROW()<>1)
Format Is:
-backgroundColor = #FFFFFF
-borderLeftColor= #FFFFFF
-borderMidColor = #FFFFFF
-borderRightColor = #FFFFFF
Alternating row colors of pastel yellow and white with no visible cell borders that takes a header into account...
All text colors and fonts are the default... Can anyone possibly macro this so I can stick it in Workbook.OnChange or Workbook.OnUpdate
Thanks!
if it helps:
Condition 1:
Formula Is: =AND(MOD(ROW(),2)=1,ROW()<>1)
Format Is:
-backgroundColor = #FFFFCC
-borderLeftColor= #FFFFCC
-borderMidColor = #FFFFCC
-borderRightColor = #FFFFCC
Condition 2:
Formula Is: =AND(MOD(ROW(),2)<>1,ROW()<>1)
Format Is:
-backgroundColor = #FFFFFF
-borderLeftColor= #FFFFFF
-borderMidColor = #FFFFFF
-borderRightColor = #FFFFFF
Alternating row colors of pastel yellow and white with no visible cell borders that takes a header into account...
All text colors and fonts are the default... Can anyone possibly macro this so I can stick it in Workbook.OnChange or Workbook.OnUpdate
Thanks!