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Default Conditional Formating


Probably a simple question but I don't deal with this that much. In
Conditional Formating you only get to do 3 options. I was wondering if
on one of them you could have multiple.

Example:

My first one says if "x" then blue
My Second one says if "l" then pink
but on my third one, I want it to say if "v" "v1" or "v2" then green.

Any ideas??? thanks in advance


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