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I am using Excel 2003.
I have a very large file with lots of text. I need to search column C for 9 specific strings of text (they can be anywhere in the cell) and if any one of these strings are there I would like to format the row a different color. I set up conditonal formatting with this formula: =ISNUMBER(SEARCH("vit",$C1)) and it works good. But how do add the or condtion for the other 8 strings of text? Thanks, Diane |
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