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Richard,
I think I supplied you with the original formula. With your amendment you are obviously trying to look at two characters, but LEFT($F$1,1) will only look at one character - change it to LEFT($F$1,2). Hope this helps. Pete "Richard" wrote: Never said it would! If you read what I had written Column A has "5" Column B has "10" "PapaDos" wrote: LEFT($F$1,1) will NEVER equal "10"... -- Festina Lente "Richard" wrote: When I select and conditional format column A, and then when I conditional format column B using some of the same cells in column A the conditional formatting no longer works for the other column. Here's my formula for column A: =OR(LEFT($F$1,1)="5",$O$1=5000) Here's my formula for column B: =OR(LEFT($F$1,1)="10",$O$1=10000) If column A criteria is met, everything works fine If column B is met then column A stops working |
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