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Conditional formatting and Tables
My Excel 365 doesn't do it (I'm not convinced it used to happen with older versions either)
If I insert a row then copy and paste down the row above it does happen
How are you inserting the row? And are you doing any copy pasting after inserting the row
Wyn
MVP
Wyn Hopkins My usual way is to right click on the row 'below' where I want to insert a new row. For example, if there is data for John Doe in row 80 and I want to add another line item for John Doe directly below that. I right click on row 81 and select 'insert' then I can copy paste values in there, or just enter them manually so John's data stays together. All my formulas in the sheet work and the cond formatting "works" as well... but as shown the cond formatting creates new rules to do this as opposed to just extending the range like I think it should to reduce the amount in there. This doesn't happen when the table expands by copying data at the bottom.
I looked at some other sheets I made too and they have been doing the same thing.