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    David McRitchie
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    Re: Conditional Formatting type of operation

    Loss of UNDO is a problem with all macros and you would have
    even more of a problem if you chose to use an Event macro because it
    is always there.



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    Dear David,

    thanks for the explanation. I actually AM using an event macro and therefore everytime I modify a cell the macro runs and the changes become permanent.

    I think I will take out the event macro and place a button on the sheet to run the macro AFTER all modifications have been made...

    Community:
    Otherwise.. is there any other possibility to do CONDITIONAL FORMATTING without the limitation of these 2050 something rows? I have a file that is 30 MB and I unfortunately cannot split the sheets into separate files...

    Thanks for any "out of the box" ideas!

    Titus.

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