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Lee West Lee West is offline
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Default Less than, Greater Than, equal to conditional formatting

That was incredible Roger...thanks you.

A couple of stumbling blocks though.

I have the three formulas set up exactly as you've suggested, just making a
few alterations to take in my cell references.

I have childs DOB in B4, which then gives me the years/months in C4, the
lower limit in D4 and the upper limit in E4.

I want to be able to draw my conditional formatting in cell F4 and G4. In
these two cells the teachers will be entering the actual results from testing
and for the cells to then change colour accordingly.

I have set up the formatting as you have said, in this case if it's lower
than D4 to to turn red, if it's between D4 and E4 to turn amber and if above
E4 to turn green.

However, I can't get it to work as cells F & G4 are still treating numbers
as decimals....can i convert the formulas to give C, D & E4 as decimals?