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With formula is, it worked fine. Thanks to everybody.
- Rumpa "Rumpa Biswas" wrote: My requirement is to use 3 types of output format with 10 possible cell (input) values. Example of the problem - If cell value = "A" OR "B" OR "C", backcolor = Red If cell value = "D" OR "E" OR "F" OR "G" OR "H" OR "I", backcolor = Green If cell value = "J" OR "", backcolor = Yellow I am aware of that VB programming can be done for this. But I was thinking, if logical operators (e.g., AND, OR) can be used within a conditional formatting, this problem can be solved very easily. (I tried by myself, but could work it out.) If anybody is aware of this, please let me know. |
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