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Default VBA Conditional Formating Using Logical Expression

I am new to VBA so please provide as much explanation in your responses as
possible as I would love to learn more.

I have a set of data (call it range 1) that resides in specific cells (all
in one column) and does not change. I have another set of data (call it
range 2) that is spread across 5 columns and occupies the same rows as range
1. Range 2 values in each of the 5 columns relate to the Range 1 data in the
same row. I need to set up more than three conditions using , <, = or n/a
to determine the color of each of the cells in range 2.

As data is entered into the cells of range 2 the interior color of each cell
needs to change based on how it compares to the value found in range 1. I
have used select case to setup conditional formatting in the past, but am
struggling with the setup for this situation. How do I make this work?

I would prefer not to use the conditional formatting tab to carry this task
out as there may be more varioations than that feature will allow.

Please hlep - thank you
 
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