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Thanks for the quick reply Pete,
I must have missed something here as both suggestions from yourself & Biff did not work for me... I tried your formula but even though at rest the cell is clear (good) if I enter 75 or above the Cell is still red (bad)? I only want it to change to Red if below 75 - if 75 or above I do not want to colour it - just leave it as a normal cell... Thanks for your patience also! Regards, -=pp=- "Pete_UK" wrote in message ups.com... Change the format condition to "Formua Is" rather than "Cell Value Is" and enter this formula; =AND(H150,H15<75) You can still have the same red background format. Hope this helps. Pete |
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You and Biff seem to have got to the bottom of this - sorry I wasn't
around (live football on TV!) Pete |
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Hey Pete,
Priorities...I am the sad one! ;^) Kind regards, -=pp=- "Pete_UK" wrote in message oups.com... You and Biff seem to have got to the bottom of this - sorry I wasn't around (live football on TV!) Pete |
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