Storing conditional formatting(s) as a variant and later retrieving them.

CodeNinja

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I have a worksheet that has conditional formatting, I am trying to remove the conditional formatting, run some code, then restore the conditional formatting to the state it was in prior.

Something like:

VBA Code:
Dim wsGroom as worksheet
Dim fc as FormatConditions
Set wsGroom = Activesheet

...
Set fc = wsGroom.UsedRange.FormatConditions
Call deleteAllConditionalFormattingOnWorksheet(wsGroom) 'This works fine and deletes all conditional formatting on the worksheet
... Do stuff ...
Set wsGroom.UsedRange.FormatConditions = fc
...

Is this possible, and how to do it?
 

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