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Use a Filter Line Edit as editor for conditions in Conditional Formats
The Filter Line Edit is ideal for this dialog because it has already a
contextual menu for helping user with the syntax and a What's This button.
Moreover, the Line Edit looks better than the integrated persistent editor.
See issue #1976 and comments in PR #2013
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<string>This dialog allows creating and editing conditional formats. Each cell style will be selected by the first accomplished condition for that cell data. Conditional formats can be moved up and down, where those at higher rows take precedence over those at lower. An empty condition applies to all values.</string>
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<string>This dialog allows creating and editing conditional formats. Each cell style will be selected by the first accomplished condition for that cell data. Conditional formats can be moved up and down, where those at higher rows take precedence over those at lower. Syntax for conditions is the same as for filters and an empty condition applies to all values.</string>
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