Glasgowsmile
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I've got the following formula:
Works fine but I need to do a similar conditional formatting formula for several other rows and the reference rows will be different each time. For example, K3 < L3 as the next one.
Is there a way I can go all the columns I need in a single Conditional Formatting statement or do I need to create a new one for each Column?
I believe I could Format Painter to make it simpler but when the rule comes out FALSE it is changing the background color of the cell to white which creates work anyhow.
Code:
= G3 < H3
Works fine but I need to do a similar conditional formatting formula for several other rows and the reference rows will be different each time. For example, K3 < L3 as the next one.
Is there a way I can go all the columns I need in a single Conditional Formatting statement or do I need to create a new one for each Column?
I believe I could Format Painter to make it simpler but when the rule comes out FALSE it is changing the background color of the cell to white which creates work anyhow.