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Conditional formatting copy formula down?

  1. 04-26-2011, 12:34 PM #1
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    Exclamation Conditional formatting copy formula down?

    I have a formula based conditional format. I want the cell to turn red if the value is greater than AF6.

    However, when I copy down with the fill handle, all the other rows are pointing to AF6 too. I want row 7 to be red if it is greater than AF7, not AF6!

    Any help?!
    Is That Your Spreadsheet Or Did Your Database Just Throw Up?

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    Re: Conditional formatting copy formula down?

    Make sure you remove the $ symbols surrounding the reference to AF6: $AF$6===>AF6
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