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Old 06-01-2011, 05:43 PM
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Hello all,

Thanks for stopping by. I applied conditional formatting to 20k+ rows using custom rules (formulas). The conditional formatting is applied but it does not work unless I retype the data in the cells. Does anyone know why this is happening? I have thousands of rows and I can't retype everything.



I tried copying and pasting the data back in the spreadsheet but that does not work.

Your assistance is appreciated!

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Can you post a copy of your formula and Conditional formatting rule(s) so I can check them on my machine.
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Old 06-02-2011, 02:35 PM
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Hello Tony,

The conditional formatting formula I'm using is: =IF(AND(OR(C4="PRO",C4="SER"),H4=1,I4=0),TRUE)

The data already existed when I applied the conditional formatting down to all rows. I also tried creating the conditional formatting first and then pasting the data but that does not work either. I know the formula works because if I type over the cells, the row highlightes. It just does not highlight if I paste the data or if the conditional formatting is applied to data already in the cells.

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Hi Rey,

Your calculations may be set to manual. If that's the case then change them to automatic.

For reference, the IF(condition, TRUE) isn't required in your formula, since AND() returns TRUE/FALSE anyway. You could simplify to either of these:

=AND(OR(C4="PRO",C4="SER"),H4=1,I4=0)

=AND(OR(C4={"PRO","SER"}),H4=1,I4=0)
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