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Conditional Format "Applies To" When Adding Rows or Columns

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    Conditional Format "Applies To" When Adding Rows or Columns

    My spreadsheet includes conditional formats unique to each column (ex: Applies to $E$3:$E$50). If I add a row (ex: using insert or copy/insert copied line and row 27 is now inserted), the column format is not included. If I go to another cell in the same column, the 'Applies to' is now automatically set to $E$3:$E$26, $E$28:$E$50). Is there a way to keep the conditional format if I add a row within the column format range which does not require manual manipulation of the conditional format for the new row?

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    Re: Conditional Format "Applies To" When Adding Rows or Columns

    Use a named range?
    See here
    Last two posts on the page
    https://forum.openoffice.org/en/foru...hp?f=9&t=26513
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    Re: Conditional Format "Applies To" When Adding Rows or Columns

    Special-K,

    I created a cell with the conditional format (formula is used to apply format) and provided a name in the NameBox (ex: WEEK1). How do I apply this NameBox to other cells for conditional formatting? Reference a formula using WEEK1? In the example you referred me to, I don't know where to apply 'Total' in the conditional format for other cells (in the formula area or applies to area?).

    Thanks.

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