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Applying Existing Conditional Formatting from one sheet to another

Nicholas Egan

Is there anyway to copy conditional formatting created into one sheet to another when the other sheet already exists with data without manually recreating?

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Travis

Hi Nicholas, there is not a way to copy conditional formatting from one sheet to another. The rules will need to be built on the new sheet.

If you are starting with a new sheet, you could instead make a copy of the original sheet, which will keep formatting rules.

jcarter67946

Wondering if anything has changed on this topic since 2015?

I work from a Template for projects (sheets) but I sometimes need to amend that Template. I'd like a way to make those edits across all existing Projects.

Any news?

Cheers,

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