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But that would have been obvious after a bit of testing--I guess you know that I didn't test! David Biddulph wrote: Replace < by in your ABS() formulae, Dave, to meet the OP's requirement. -- David Biddulph "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... You could use something like this, too: =(abs(t8610)<t$2) or =(abs(t8610)<abs(t$2)) to allow positive/negative numbers in T2. Dave Peterson wrote: Just point at T$2: =OR(T8610<-T$2,T8610T$2) rhhince wrote: Does anyone know how to reference a cell number in an OR formula? I am trying to replace the number 75 to reference a specific cell T$2 instead, so I can change the values in the column dynamically an save a lot of steps. I somehow think the ampersand & could work, but I just don't know how. =OR(T8610<-75,T861075) -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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