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packie
May 17, 2023Brass Contributor
Extend conditional formatting range
I need to create a range so that the result for H5 can be extended to H5:J8 If you can treat H5 as being the correct outcome of the formatting then it may be easier to understand what might be go...
- May 17, 2023
Change the formula in the conditional formatting rule from
=$D$5
to
=$D5
Removing the $ from before the row number 5 makes that row number relative (dynamic): Excel will compare cells in H5:J5 to D5, but cells in H6:J6 to D6, etc.
HansVogelaar
May 17, 2023MVP
Change the formula in the conditional formatting rule from
=$D$5
to
=$D5
Removing the $ from before the row number 5 makes that row number relative (dynamic): Excel will compare cells in H5:J5 to D5, but cells in H6:J6 to D6, etc.