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                                  Part III
                                              Creating Charts and Graphics
                                             To remove only conditional formatting (and leave the other formatting intact), use Home ➪ Styles ➪
                                             Conditional Formatting ➪ Clear Rules.
                                             Find and Replace limitations
                                             Excel’s Find And Replace dialog box includes a feature that allows you to search your worksheet to locate
                                             cells that contain specific formatting. This feature does not locate cells that contain formatting resulting from
                                             conditional formatting.
                                             Locating cells that contain conditional formatting
                                             You can’t tell, just by looking at a cell, whether it contains conditional formatting. You can, however, use
                                             Excel’s Go To dialog box to select such cells.
                                                 1. Choose Home ➪ Editing ➪ Find & Select ➪ Go To Special.
                                                 2. In the Go To Special dialog box, select the Conditional Formats option.
                                                 3. To select all cells on the worksheet containing conditional formatting, select the All option;
                                                    to select only the cells that contain the same conditional formatting as the active cell, select
                                                    the Same option.
                                                 4. Click OK. Excel selects the cells for you.
























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