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![]() Hi Is there another way of putting conditional formatting on a worksheet without using the 'Conditional Formatting' function. I need to do conditional formatting to 5 or 6 levels however I am limited by the conditional formatting function only allowing 3 e.g. cell value is between 1 & 50 cell turns blue cell value is between 51 & 100 cell turns green cell value is between 101 & 250 cell turns yellow cell value is between 251 & 500 cell turns orange cell value is between 501 & 1000 cell turns magenta cell value is between 1000 & 2500 cell turns Red Currently i can only apply the first three rules... ...any ideas??? Thanks Dave -- GoldDave ------------------------------------------------------------------------ GoldDave's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27750 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=472580 |
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