Add the ability to apply conditional formatting (cell format equals conditional formatting settings when conditional formatting is not applied anymore)
Could you please describe this proposal in more detail? Set to NEEDINFO. Change back to UNCONFIRMED after you have provided the information.
(In reply to Buovjaga from comment #1) > Could you please describe this proposal in more detail? > > Set to NEEDINFO. > Change back to UNCONFIRMED after you have provided the information. Hi Buovjaga, when i was working on a file with many entries i found conditional formattion is very useful for visually highlighting cells according to a specific condition. But when you have a bigger number of conditions (for example when looking for a numer of keywords in a coloumn) it is very unhandy to define a big numer of several conditions. i found it useful to be able to aply the current conditional format to the desired cells (meaning that the cell format equals that one defined in the conditiona format - e.g. backgroundcolor = red, text heigth = 13 etc.) and "reuse" one conditional format to the new needs (e.g. other keyword, other background color etc.) Best Reguards Lukas
I still do not quite understand. So this is something that Clone formatting tool would not solve?
(In reply to Buovjaga from comment #3) > I still do not quite understand. > So this is something that Clone formatting tool would not solve? He wants that it happens automatically: he changes the value of the cell, the formatting chanhes accordingly. Howevet, AFAIK, it already exists, but uses styles and not direct formating.
Lukas: maybe a picture would help more than a 1000 words? :)
Don't get it as well. Either the dialog becomes unhandy with many conditions (that could be a good question for UX) or the workflow is unclear with styles/formatting etc. Just reopen if you can explain the use case ideally with an example/picture.