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M John
 
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Default Either/Or in Conditional Formatting

Hey, no problem. Solution works...that's my only concern.
Many thanks and much admiration.

MJ

"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

Sorry, having a totally senior moment then.
That should have been
=OR(A1="Yes",A1="I'm starving")

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Regards

Roger Govier


"M John" wrote in message
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Um...that didn't work....I can send you a screen shot if you're
interested.....

MJ

"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

It sounds like you have just missed out the cell reference to be
tested
Formula Is
= A1 =OR("Yes","I'm starving")

Change A1 to whatever the correct cell reference is that contains
your
answer

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Regards

Roger Govier


"M John" wrote in message
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Hello,
As a user selects from a list, I'm trying to get Excel to color the
cell
according to the selection.
As an example:
If the question is "Are you hungry?"
The choices could be "Yes", "No", "Not right now", "How long 'til
lunch?",
"I'm starving".
I would like the cell to be (say) colored green for "Yes" and "I'm
starving".
I would like the cell to be (say) colored yellow for "Not right
now"
and
"How long 'til lunch".
I would like the cell to be (say) colored red for "No".

In CF, I've tried "Formula Is" and =OR("Yes","I'm starving")
Also: "Cell Value Is" and ="yes"+"I'm starving".....
among other unsuccessful attempts.

Any help would be appreciated.

MJ