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Hey everyone... Probably a very simple fix, but I just can't seem to
figure it out on my own (kinda new to Excel). I have a list of names, simple text, that I want to apply a condition to. Basically as follows: John David Mike Harry Brad These names are in a validation drop down list in cell A1. In cell B1, I would like to have some type of evaluation similar to the following: If cell A1 is either Brad OR John, then color of cell B1 is red... for every other name, color of the cell is blue. I was trying to accomplish this through conditional formatting. Thanks for any help anyone can provide! |
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