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Default Format cell color based on multiple variables


I am creating a spreadsheet that imports data from another sheet.
group of cells are to be assigned a color based on thier imported data
however, the color assignments need to be able to be defined and change
from a "key" which I want to locate on the page itself. see attached fo
example.

Any thoughts on a good way to go about doing this?
I have been playing with formulas all day. I can use conditiona
formatting but that only defines the color based on the number in th
cell and does not allow me to change the numerical color range from th
page itself.

Thoughts

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