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I'm using nested conditions as follows:
=OR(AND(F7="Y",K7=""),AND(H7="Y",K7=""),AND(AS7="Y es",AF7="",K7<"X",K7<"*"),AND(I7="$",AF7="")), where if the conditions (AND(F7="Y",K7="") are true cell turns red, or if the second conditions are true AND(H7="Y",K7="") the cell turns red, etc. ie, I want each "AND" condition to be evaluated separately, so if any of the AND conditions are true the cell will turn red. I must have my ( ) in the wrong combinations because the formula does not produce my expected results. |
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