CSweetwood
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Hi, I'm new to this forum as poster. In the past I was able to use the tips and solutions given here. Thank you for that!
Now I have an issue where I could not yet find the answer.
I have a sheet which needs conditional formatting. I want to do this with a table where I define all elements needed for setting up all condition rules. However, it sometimes give a "Subscript out of range" error when the 'applies to' does not include $C in the range.
I can't figure out why the range is not correct. If I set everything to C:C or C:D or B:C... (it includes C) it works....
Link to my work-in-progress Excel file.
Now I have an issue where I could not yet find the answer.
I have a sheet which needs conditional formatting. I want to do this with a table where I define all elements needed for setting up all condition rules. However, it sometimes give a "Subscript out of range" error when the 'applies to' does not include $C in the range.
I can't figure out why the range is not correct. If I set everything to C:C or C:D or B:C... (it includes C) it works....
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Link to my work-in-progress Excel file.