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conditional formatting
I would like a cell to change color
based upon another cells value: i.e. =If $B$75 =1000 AND <=1020 (i'm doing something wrong with this formula) I know how to change the color I'm just not entering the formula correctly. I'm entering it into "formula is" Help please Tom |
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=AND($B$75 =1000, $B$75<=1020)
"Tom" wrote: I would like a cell to change color based upon another cells value: i.e. =If $B$75 =1000 AND <=1020 (i'm doing something wrong with this formula) I know how to change the color I'm just not entering the formula correctly. I'm entering it into "formula is" Help please Tom |
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Could you use the 'Between' condition under 'Cell Value is' in stead of formula is? -- penri0_0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ penri0_0's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28947 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=551485 |
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