How can i get my conditional formating into a vba?

tonywatsonhelp

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Hi Everyone,
I'm confused? when i record a macro if i create a conditional format it records this for me, but when i go into edit existing ones it does not record this.

is there a way to get all my conditional formats out into either a sheet or a VBA somehow?

thanks

Tony
 

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Thanks I had already seen that but iits not what I need I need to be able to add the code onto a macro so I can run the formatting again and again.
 
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If I understand correctly ... you need to adapt your current macro ...

Why don' t you post your current macro ...:smile:
 
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