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    Conditional Formatting

    This may be a simple one, but I have conditional formatting usign a formula for each column of data I have, but when I move data around, like cutting and pasting G34 on to G50, the conditional formatting gets all crazy and dosn't work properly. I attached a before and after picture. Anyone know how to stop the conditional formatting from doing this?
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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    short answer you cant ,when you cut you take the formatting with you
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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    try copying and then pasting special/values only
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