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You don't need the second IF.
=AND(RIGHT($A1,5)="Total",F1100,F1<105) or =AND(RIGHT($A1,5)="Total",F1=100,F1<=105) [Note that 99 is not the same as =100, similarly <106 is not the same as <=105.] -- David Biddulph "FSt1" wrote in message ... hi try this..... =AND(RIGHT($A1,5)="Total",AND(F1100,F1<105)) if you want to include 100 and 105 then =AND(RIGHT($A1,5)="Total",AND(F199,F1<106)) reguards FSt1 "CB" wrote: I have the following inserted as a condition for formatting. =AND(RIGHT($A1,5)="Total",F1=100) How can I modify this to format if the value is between 100 and 105? Thanks, CB |