I know that you can copy conditional formatting in a single sheet by selecting the new cells, but I don't recall it is possible to select cells across multiple sheets.

May 12, 2017 · I have a row of data with conditional formatting in it. I need to copy this row to another row. This new row must be identical (values, formats), but static, i.e. without the rules. …

Basically, I'm looking to keep all the formatting, shading, etc, but remove all the conditions (make the current formatting static) in the output sheet. I've seen some solutions online - ranging …

Sep 19, 2018 · Copy a cell from the original Workbook's Sheet, (from where you want to Copy the Conditional Formatting) to an unused position in the destination Workbook's sheet. Open the …

Jul 18, 2016 · Have you tried using conditional formatting as below? I simplified the formula in the example but should work for your case as well. It seems to me more practical for large ranges …

Aug 16, 2012 · When that is done, copy the cell with the conditional formatting and then paste that information as a paste special formatting and the conditional formats will be copied. It will also …

The following idea was taken from here, although modified to fit some new conditional formatting structures and your needs. It works like this: Given a workbook with some conditional …

Sep 9, 2024 · First, you don't need the IF() part of your formula. Try selecting the range where the conditional formula should be applied, then add the conditional formatting formula, pressing F2 …

Aug 19, 2024 · Otherwise you might have to select all relevant cells in row 1 for the range of the conditinal formatting. (untested) Select row 1 and copy. Select row 1 to last and paste special - …

Jan 20, 2015 · With this, you actually don't need to copy the conditional formatting. You can select an entire range before applying it, and insert the formula as if you selected only the first cell at …