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Default Conditional Formatting of 4 criteria

My spreadsheet (2003) ranges from E11 to I107, I have 4 products that I need
to format row colour on.
The criteria would be :
IF D11=120 and J11 <235000 format the row red,
IF D11=220 and J11 <245000 format green,
IF D11=320 and J11 <265000 format blue,
this I can do, it is when I get to the 4th criteria that I am at a loss.
How do I get the 4th item to be included in the conditional format,
IF D11=420 and J11 <300000 format orange.
But if all rows are greater than the limits set then the row is to stay at
the original format colour.

Thanks in advance
 
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