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  1. 12-12-2017, 05:43 PM #1
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    Cool FormatConditions: Is there another way to type this expression?

    Hi guys,

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    Is there another way to type the above code? I really dislike using the "Type:=" and the "Formula1:=" tags.
    The way I personally would like to enter it would be something like the following:

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    Re: FormatConditions: Is there another way to type this expression?

    Hey guys,

    This seems to do the trick:
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    Re: FormatConditions: Is there another way to type this expression?

    Jimmy

    Why not just remove Type:= and Formula1:=.
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    If posting code please use code tags, see here.
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    Re: FormatConditions: Is there another way to type this expression?

    Hi Norie, that's interesting.

    Norie, currently my code looks like this:
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    using your code How would you go about doing what I did? (I'm just curious.)
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    As in:
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