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Hi All,
I have created a data validation table with conditional formatting, so that when I select an item, the fill colour of of the cell also changes e.g. when selecting "YES" from the drop-down menu, it enters the word "YES" and the fill of the cell changes to green. The same with selecting "NO", it enters the word "NO" and changes the cell fill colour to red. I am using Excel 2003 which only allows me to have three (3) conditional formats per cell. I want to select any one of a number of items from the data validation list to allow the one colour e.g. "YES" "YES - BUT" "NO" "NO - BUT" I want to conditional format the cell that by selecting either "YES" or "YES - BUT" it changes the cell fill colour to green and if selecting "NO" or "NO - BUT" it changes the cell fill colour to red. The problem is, four choices and only three cell conditions. Does anyone know the formula to be able to select either item to produce the cell fill colour i.e. ="YES" or "YES - BUT" produces a green cell fill colour. Many Thanks. - ray963 |
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