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Default Conditional Formatting


It works fine on my computer but perhaps you could try

the date value first

then the formula as in cell e5

and(e50,condition you are currently using)

perhaps =and(e50,e$4$b$2)

So it only changes the cells where the value is above 0 to yellow and
not the grey cells that it seems to overwrite

If that does not work i will think of something else! i am assuming
there are no negative values. We will get there!

Regards

Dav


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