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Using Excel 2003
I have a range of cells from A1 to A20 that has conditional formmating. If someone enters a number from zero to 4.5, the background turns green. The problem is, before someone even enters a number, the background is green. Why is this? I don't want to confuse the data entry person. I have 2 other conditions in those cells that turn the cells yellow and red when other values are entered. How can I get rid of the green background? Thank you, Karen |
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