Conditional Formatting settings

MacroAlan

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I have found several fine examples of setting Conditional Formatting using VBA.

What I would like to do is capture the existing rules settings (I'm looking at thousands of rows by 94 columns).


Is this even possible?

Any ideas
 

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Alan, "capture" in what way? As in use the formatting from a given range to apply to another range?
 
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I want to capture the settings so that when I add a bunch of rows and columns, I can set the range in code.

Now that I think about it, copying down in VBA would/might serve the same purpose.
 
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