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Hi

How do I write a formula that can do the following:

If any number placed in B1 is higher or lower than (A1+C1)or (A1-C1) then
the font will turn Red. However, if it meets these conditions (falls between
this range) than the font stays black.

Below is an example of my sheet:
A1 B1 C1
SIZE SAMPLE 1 TOLERANCE +/-
33 1/2
43 1/2 1/8
23 1/4

It seemed very simple when I was asked to do this but I have not been able
to write the formula in the conditional format succesfully.
Thank you for your help!

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In the conditional formatting dialog

If cell value is Not Bewteen =$A$1-$C$1 and =$A$1+$C$1

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Hi

How do I write a formula that can do the following:

If any number placed in B1 is higher or lower than (A1+C1)or (A1-C1) then
the font will turn Red. However, if it meets these conditions (falls

between
this range) than the font stays black.

Below is an example of my sheet:
A1 B1 C1
SIZE SAMPLE 1 TOLERANCE +/-
33 1/2
43 1/2 1/8
23 1/4

It seemed very simple when I was asked to do this but I have not been able
to write the formula in the conditional format succesfully.
Thank you for your help!



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Default Conditional Formatting for a Range

Thank Mr. Ogilvy! I can't believe it was that simple!!!

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

In the conditional formatting dialog

If cell value is Not Bewteen =$A$1-$C$1 and =$A$1+$C$1

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"ahishaslauer" wrote in message
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Hi

How do I write a formula that can do the following:

If any number placed in B1 is higher or lower than (A1+C1)or (A1-C1) then
the font will turn Red. However, if it meets these conditions (falls

between
this range) than the font stays black.

Below is an example of my sheet:
A1 B1 C1
SIZE SAMPLE 1 TOLERANCE +/-
33 1/2
43 1/2 1/8
23 1/4

It seemed very simple when I was asked to do this but I have not been able
to write the formula in the conditional format succesfully.
Thank you for your help!




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