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I want to use three colours to highlight a spreadsheet, red for numbers less
than -1, amber for number between -1 and 0, and green for numbers greater than 0 which I can do no problem. Each cell that I am colour formatting has the formula (or similar): =IF(G2="","",IF(M2="","",M2-G2)) However the blank cells are also being coloured in green when I want them to remain white. Any ideas? |
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