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If I have a cell or group of cells that I want to show up in red if they are
greater than zero, for example, and another cell is a certain value how do I
do this. I've looked at the conditional formatting option but I can't see how
it will help here.

Here's an example of using cell references of what I'm trying to do.

If A30 and A1=Jared then format A3 to be bold and red.

Thanks,

Jared
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In CF, change Condition 1 to Formula Is, and add a formula of
=AND(A30,A1="Jared") and select a pattern colour.

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If I have a cell or group of cells that I want to show up in red if they

are
greater than zero, for example, and another cell is a certain value how do

I
do this. I've looked at the conditional formatting option but I can't see

how
it will help here.

Here's an example of using cell references of what I'm trying to do.

If A30 and A1=Jared then format A3 to be bold and red.

Thanks,

Jared



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