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    copying formulas and conditional formating when adding new row or column

    Hi all,

    I am preparing a risk report template (risk analysis) and I ran on a problem.

    My table looks like that:

    |Risk ID| Description| Probability [%] | Severity [EUR] | Severity [md] | Impact [EUR] | Rank |

    where:

    Risk ID: is automatically calculated (I am using a formula for that)
    Description: is text value
    Probability: is a list (using data validation function)
    Severity [EUR]: text/number value
    Severity [md]: number value
    Impact [EUR]: using formula where Probability is multiplied with Severity
    Rank: is a conditional formatting formula - based on Impact value

    I have a several risks already, and now I would like to add another row. The problem is that if I do that with "insert new row" formulas and conditional formatting is not copied to inserted new row.
    Is there any simple way to add a new row where formulas and conditional formatting is automatically copied to inserted row? or column?

    Thank you in advance for your help.

    Aljoman

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    Re: copying formulas and conditional formating when adding new row or column

    Hi Aljoman,

    Welcome to the forum.

    After inserting a new row to the below of you data, select the newly inserted row and press Ctrl +D

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    Re: copying formulas and conditional formating when adding new row or column

    Hi dilipandey,

    tnx for your fast response.

    Is there also any other option to copy all formulas and formatting.

    I would like to use a document as template and want to make it as easy as possible.

    If this is the only way then I will go with it.

    thnx aggain.

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    Re: copying formulas and conditional formating when adding new row or column

    I guess that one is a quick shortcut.... and if you want that can be triggered using vba (macros) .


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