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Is there a way to identify triple numbers in a column
and change that cell to red

i.e. triple number (111 333 777 etc.) change cell to red

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Perhaps try a custom format with the equation:

=Mod(Number,111)=0

= = =
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Is there a way to identify triple numbers in a column
and change that cell to red

i.e. triple number (111 333 777 etc.) change cell to red

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Or perhaps a custom number format of...
[Black][<=99]General;[Red][<1000]000;0;@

Also, I think Dana meant Conditional Format not custom format.
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Hello,

I suggest the conditional format (formula)
=AND(A10,A1<10,MOD(A1,111)=0)

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