Conditional Formatting is slow on large data..

omairhe

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Hey,

I have a Conditional Formatting running on my excel sheet which will run slow at times, especially when applied to larger range such as $A$1:$z$1000, however if fewer cells are chosen the same conditional formatting will run perfectly. therefore I was wondering if a Vba could set conditional formatting rule to be applied towards current row only?

For instance I have a formula (Rule)

=CELL("row")=ROW()

which is applied on =$A$1:$z$1000

vba:

gets applied on = current row

will appreciate any help.
thank u.
 
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