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Hi I'm trying to do a conditional format where as if two values from two
different cells equal a number a letter is displayed as apposed to a colour?

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Hi,

I'm not sure I fully understand but you can try this

=IF(A1+B1=3,99999,"")
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Hi I'm trying to do a conditional format where as if two values from two
different cells equal a number a letter is displayed as apposed to a colour?

Thanks in advance

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OR , do you mean
If values of A1 and B1 are 5 then a letter is displayed.

=IF(AND(A1=5,B1=5),"Letter to be displayed","")

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