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I want a special format when the cell in column E is MOD,10.375 and the cell
in column F is MOD,10.006944 I know how to write it in a regular formula, but I don't know how to create a rule description. How would enter =IF(MOD(E1,1)0.375,IF(MOD(F1,1)0.006944,ALERT,)) in "use a formula to determine which cells to format" |
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