Current EXCEL program permits three conditions in conditional formatting.
Allow greater number, perhaps as many as ten. The EXCEL pallete has about
twelve light colors. I am currently using 2003, SP2.

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rocketboy wrote:

Current EXCEL program permits three conditions in conditional formatting.
Allow greater number, perhaps as many as ten. The EXCEL pallete has about
twelve light colors. I am currently using 2003, SP2.

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