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Formula is =D$65"63.0"
Formula is =D$65<"57.0" Remove the quotes: =D$6563 =D$65<57 The second formula can be made more robust so that an empty cell won't be formatted (if D65 might ever be empty): =AND(COUNT(D$65),D$65<57) An empty cell will evaluate to 0 and 0 < 57. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Carolyn" wrote in message ... I am trying to get cells D2 thro' D71 to turn red if D65 cell formula is 63.0 and to turn yellow if D65 formula is <57.0 Formula in D65 is =D9/D10*D11*50 I have the following conditional formulas set up Formula is =D$65"63.0" Formula is =D$65<"57.0" But it will only turn yellow & seems to do this as soon as I enter data is cell D9 Please help |
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