conditional formatting

theYaniac

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Can I apply multiple conditional formats to a dynamic range of cell?
 

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Sure. There are a few ways:
1. You can apply it to entire columns, so it doesn't matter what rows the data ends in.
- or -
2. You could use VBA to find the end of your range, and apply the Conditional Formatting just to those rows.
 
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You are welcome. Let us know if you need any help implementing either option.
 
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