SSFeatures provides a quick way to clone a conditional format and apply it to many columns at once.
Imagine that you have a sheet with 10 columns and you want to turn a cell green whenever the cell contains the word "Yes". To do this, you must manually create 10 conditional format rules, one for each column. Each rule will look something like this:
This process becomes exponentially more tedious with additional conditions. For instance, if you also want cells to turn red for "No" and yellow for "Maybe," you’ll need 30 rules, three for each of the 10 columns.
The challenge only grows for larger sheets. As highlighted in this SmartSheet Community thread, users have reported creating hundreds or even thousands of rules manually!
Users have been requesting bulk conditional formatting improvements since 2015:
SSFeatures provides an intuitive way to quickly generate conditional format rules for multiple columns. Here's how it works:
This feature works only with rules tied to a single column. For example, a rule that changes Column 2 based on conditions in Column 1 cannot be cloned. This limitation exists because it’s unclear how such rules should apply across other columns.
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