excel - conditional formatting and vba -

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in macro using following code:

with range("t2:x31")     .formatconditions.delete     .formatconditions.add type:=xlexpression, formula1:="=$r2=0"     .formatconditions.add type:=xlexpression, formula1:="=$ae2"     .formatconditions.add type:=xlexpression, formula1:="=$af2"     .formatconditions(1).interior.color = rgb(216, 216, 216)     .formatconditions(1).font.color = rgb(216, 216, 216)     .formatconditions(2).interior.color = rgb(255, 40, 40)     .formatconditions(2).font.color = rgb(255, 255, 255)     .formatconditions(3).interior.color = rgb(255, 128, 0)     .formatconditions(3).font.color = rgb(0, 0, 0) end

what in excel when check conditional formatting rules (entered manually):

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what instead is

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where ok except row (1046053 instead of 2). how should enter cell reference right formula.

try select a2 before set conditions:

range("a2").select

i never used vba, have suspicion formulas in conditional formatting related current selection.

i think it's better select range set conditions for, interface:

range("t2:x31").select

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