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Default How do I get 6 conditional formats?


Hi

I am trying to create a programme in excel based on latest and actual
dates. Using conditional formatting, I have been able to shade the
cell that references the latest an activity can be done. But I also
want to add the same colour to the actual date (viewed as a upside down
triangle) but cannot add any more conditions Format Conditional
Formatting

What I have at the moment is

=IF(OR($W9=AG$4,$AA9=AG$4,$AC9=AG$4),"▼",IF(OR($V9 ="n/a",$Y9="n/a",$AB9=""),"",IF($V9=AG$4,1,IF($Y9=AG$4,2,IF($AB9 =AG$4,3,IF(OR($V9AG$4,$AB9AG$4),"▬",""))))))


I want to be able to say IF(OR($W9=AG$4,"▼", and also make it 4
(and conditional format so that I can make it the same colour as the
latest cell shade). In all I will have 6 conditional formats

Do I make any sense? I am not good explaining what I am trying to
do...


Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks
KatieJane


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