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How do I set up a conditional format with more than three options.
In the conditional formatting menu, excel only allows a maximum of 3 options.
Is there a way to add additional conditions. For example if the cell A1 = 1 colour = red, if 2 then blue, if 3 then yellow, if 4 then green. |
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"HSD" wrote in message ... In the conditional formatting menu, excel only allows a maximum of 3 options. Is there a way to add additional conditions. For example if the cell A1 = 1 colour = red, if 2 then blue, if 3 then yellow, if 4 then green. |
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http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.....Download.html -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "HSD" wrote in message ... In the conditional formatting menu, excel only allows a maximum of 3 options. Is there a way to add additional conditions. For example if the cell A1 = 1 colour = red, if 2 then blue, if 3 then yellow, if 4 then green. |
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