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  1. 03-27-2011, 11:37 AM #1
    Diddy
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    Question Offset in conditional formatting

    Hi everyone,

    I have conditional formatting on B8:H8 based on contents of row 9.
    So in B8 Formula is =ISNUMBER($B$9)
    That works well but other users may add rows and copy formatting. Wondering if it's possible to add offset to the formula so that CF in each row is based on the cell directly below it.

    If anyone could help that would be brilliant.

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    Re: Offset in conditional formatting

    Hi Diddy,

    Do you mean perhaps =ISNUMBER($B9)

    i.e. remove the absolute $ to the row number. If not please upload your workbook showing what you expect to see and where.

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