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Default Worksheet_Change Event

Check your spelling more carefully than I did, too.

JWolf wrote:

Use Format, Conditional Format... instead:
Condition 1: formula is: =or(I5="Returned",I5="Corrected & Returned");
set format color 35
click add
Condition 2: formula is: =or(I5="Correctd, Not Yet
Returned",I5="Completed, Not Yet Returned",
I5= "Received, Not Yet Completed",I5= "Violation: See Notes"); set
format color 36
click add
Condtion 3: cell value: = "Not Yet Received"; set format color 3

 
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