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I posted this first in the general questions area and did not receive a
response. I need to add a fourth condition to a column. I have already used 3 which is apparently the limit that excel will allow. I have a column that contains the text Red, Green, Yellow or Blue. I have set the conditional formatting for Red, Green and yellow and everything works fine. I need to add an additional condition to turn the cell Blue if it contains the text "Blue". Is VBA the answer for this? If so can someone help me? |
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