Hi James > What am I doing wrong? Are borders something that cannot be defined via > the conditional formatting mechanism? Other conditional formatting > triggered by the very same formula but used only to set fonts and/or > background colors work just fine. > I can only tell you the same experience. I once tried to insert horizontal lines in a list to give the long list a strukture. I used a column that represented a sort of chapter-number and the condition I applied was: when the chapter-number ist not the same than the chapter-number of the cell above, use style XX, which had borders only on top of the cell. It did not work, not with "conditional formating" and not useing the fomula +STYLE() / &T(STYLE()) I finally changed and used background-colored styles. That worked but needed a different organisation greetings
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