AboveAverage.SetFirstPriority Method
Definition
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Sets the priority value for this conditional formatting rule to "1" so that it will be evaluated before all other rules on the worksheet.
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void SetFirstPriority();public void SetFirstPriority ();Public Sub SetFirstPriority ()Remarks
When you have multiple conditional formatting rules in a worksheet, if the rule was not previously set to priority "1", this method will cause the priority of all other existing rules on the worksheet to be increased by one.
Note: Priority levels for conditional formatting rules are applied on a worksheet-level basis.
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