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I have this in my conditional format box:
="D236<C236 & U236<C236" If the above is true, I want the cell to be shaded green. It is not turning green, and I checked and it should be, can someone point me in the right direction here? Thanks folks. Bull |
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=AND(D236<C236,U236<C236) Mike "Bull" wrote: I have this in my conditional format box: ="D236<C236 & U236<C236" If the above is true, I want the cell to be shaded green. It is not turning green, and I checked and it should be, can someone point me in the right direction here? Thanks folks. Bull |
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On Jan 29, 11:45*am, Mike H wrote:
Try this =AND(D236<C236,U236<C236) Mike "Bull" wrote: I have this in my conditional format box: ="D236<C236 & U236<C236" If the above is true, I want the cell to be shaded green. It is not turning green, and I checked and it should be, can someone point me in the right direction here? Thanks folks. Bull- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - WORKS GREAT, THANKS. R/ BULL |
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