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If I create a conditional formatting rule:
=$D72>$B72 Applies to: $A$72:$G$75 to a blank worksheet, with all cells formatted as General and containing only numbers, it works fine, highlighting cells in the "Applies to" range where the condition is met. However if I apply the same rule to a populated worksheet with a variety of formats (but with columns B and D formatted as General) it doesn't work. What could be different about this worksheet that would prevent the Conditional Formatting from working? If I insert a new column and in cell F72 enter '=D72>B72', then copy the formula to other cells in the column, I get the expected TRUE and FALSE answers. If I revise the conditional formatting condition to: =$F72=TRUE then again the conditional formatting works. |
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