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First of all, you can simplify your formulas and eliminate the IF():
=AND(M60,N6="Inc") Then, just switch condition 2 and 3. Once the formula evaluates *anything* less then 0, that condition is met (equates to TRUE). It doesn't look any farther to even see the 3rd condition. #1 =AND(M60,N6="Inc") #2 =AND(M6<-0.1,N6="Inc") #3 =AND(M6<0,N6="Inc") -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "James A" wrote in message ... My 1st and 2nd cond formula's work fine. I can't get the 3rd to work ? Here's my 1st for (GREEN) =IF(AND(M60,N6="Inc"),TRUE, FALSE)) Here's my 2nd for (YELLOW) =IF(AND(M6<0,N6="Inc"),TRUE,FALSE)) This formula still returns a YELLOW format? Here's my 3rd for (RED) =IF(AND(M6<-0.1,N6="Inc"),TRUE,FALSE)) James A |
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