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Conditional format for multiple rows

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    Conditional format for multiple rows

    Very simple: For every row I need this:
    1. If C2<B2, then C2 needs to be in red
    2. If C2>B2, then C2 needs to be in green
    And I need that for every row in the sheet. I'm up to 65 rows and it is expected to grow into the hundreds. Currently, I have to build those two rules custom for each new row of data, and that's going to get old real fast...

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    Re: Conditional format for multiple rows

    Select all of the cells currently formatted with Conditional Formatting and clear them.

    Convert your data table into and Excel Table

    Select *ALL* of the rows/cells currently in the table, then re-apply the Conditional Formatting.

    Excel will carry all formatting and formulas to news rows of data.
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