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i cant use conditional formatting becuz i have more than 3 conditions
if A1 = 1 , shade cell e4 "blue" if 2, green if 3, yellow if 4, orange if 5, brown, if 6, purple and so on. is it possible to do it thru an IF statement? how would i do this ? pls help If coding is required, pls be specific and stuff (i'm very new to coding and i might have trouble following) thanks in advance |
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