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            Removing Conditional Formatting
            To remove conditional formatting:
              1.  Select the cells on which conditional formatting
                  is applied.
              2.  On  the  Home  tab,  click  the  Conditional
                  Formatting button in the Styles group.

                  A drop-down menu appears.



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                                                          3.  Point to the Clear Rules option and select the Clear
                                                              Rules from Selected Cells or Clear Rules from Entire
                                                              Sheet option.
                                                              Excel removes the conditional formatting as per the
                                                              selected option.



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            USING FORMAT PAINTER                                                        2

            The  Format  Painter  in  Excel  allows  you  to  copy  all  the
            formatting applied to one cell to other cells, easily and
            quickly.
            To copy formatting using Format Painter:

              1.  Select the cell that contains the formatting you want
                  to copy.

              2.  On the Home tab, click the Format Painter       button
                  in the Clipboard group.                                        1
                  The mouse pointer changes to a paint brush          pointer.

              3.  Click and drag the paint brush pointer over the cells you want to format.








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                  The cells are formatted the same way as the selected cell.



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