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Conditional Formatting using named range Excel 2010

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I want to conditionally format a range using a formula to determine which cells to format.  When I try to specify a named range in the formula, it converts the named range to row-column notation.

When I try to format a cell within that range, it completely garbles the conditional formatting formulas and ranges, creating many new formulas and ranges that I don't want.  It doesn't affect the named range, so if it used the name, it would work fine.

How is this normally done? For example, I want to highlight error cells in red.  I set up conditional formatting to do this and then go in and pretty-format the range.  Doing this screws up my conditional formatting.  I want it to always highlight the errors.  How do I give the conditional formatting priority over any manual updates?  How do I stop it from changing the ranges?


-Rick


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