Rules: top and bottom values, averages, duplicates, date periods, data bars, icon sets; rules move to other sheets; checked macro pastes and fills

Conditional formats gain the tests that compare a cell with the rest of
its ranges (top or bottom N or N percent, above or below average,
duplicate or unique values), worked out once per recalculation as a
color scale is; date rules take periods (this, last or next week, month
or year, the past week, month or year); and two rule types that draw
their own: data bars (from zero for positive numbers when the shortest
point is automatic) and icon sets of arrows, circles, symbols and
rating bars, with thresholds, reversed or without the values.

Validation: a checkbox may hold values of its own; a dropdown shows an
arrow, a chip or plain text.

All of it is in .012 files (dataBar, iconSet, display, checkbox items)
and in XLSX both ways: top10, aboveAverage, duplicateValues and
uniqueValues, timePeriod where Excel names the period (else an
expression), dataBar and iconSet (traffic lights, signs and quarters as
circles, flags as symbols), showDropDown for plain dropdowns; Excel
2010's copy of a data bar is no longer counted as left out.

Cut on one sheet and pasted on another, cells take their rules along
(MoveTo), as they do on their sheet. Workbook.Try runs a change that
can be taken back whole, inside a macro's open step too, so pastes and
fills a macro runs are checked against validation as the keys' are,
and a rejected one fails the script without undoing the rest. Undo's
restore moves to historyrestore.go.

commit

b602e6f5589b2c2d3ba82e7ed2ca08130175c067

parent

cbbd3f9989e2136794904b257c71a4b94159a98f

author

Dami <dami.etoile@gmail.com>

kind

feat risk score 2.2 of 3, Jev's estimate