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Hello,

in Excel 2003, how do I make the following:

if the number in cell in Column 1 is found in Column 2 AND in Column 3, do
some formatting... The point is - I know how to make the conditions, but how
do I impose the 'AND' paradigm between both? That is - do the formatting only
if both conditions hold true...aren't the conditions OR'd by default? Thanks!
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Try it with a formula

=AND(A1=A2,A1=A3)


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Hello,

in Excel 2003, how do I make the following:

if the number in cell in Column 1 is found in Column 2 AND in Column 3, do
some formatting... The point is - I know how to make the conditions, but how
do I impose the 'AND' paradigm between both? That is - do the formatting only
if both conditions hold true...aren't the conditions OR'd by default? Thanks!

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In the Conditional Formatting dialogue box, select Formula Is rather
than Cell Value Is in the first box, and then enter this formula in
the next box:

=AND(A1=B1,B1=C1)

then click on the Format button and set your format to suit.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Mar 29, 12:21*pm, Mac wrote:
Hello,

in Excel 2003, how do I make the following:

if the number in cell in Column 1 is found in Column 2 AND in Column 3, do
some formatting... The point is - I know how to make the conditions, but how
do I impose the 'AND' paradigm between both? That is - do the formatting only
if both conditions hold true...aren't the conditions OR'd by default? Thanks!


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Thanks, that'll be it. One more point - instead of comparing against one cell
(B1), I need comparing against a range (R1C2:2150C2); wouldn't a lookup
function be better for this? If so, which one?

"Pete_UK" wrote:

In the Conditional Formatting dialogue box, select Formula Is rather
than Cell Value Is in the first box, and then enter this formula in
the next box:

=AND(A1=B1,B1=C1)

then click on the Format button and set your format to suit.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Mar 29, 12:21 pm, Mac wrote:
Hello,

in Excel 2003, how do I make the following:

if the number in cell in Column 1 is found in Column 2 AND in Column 3, do
some formatting... The point is - I know how to make the conditions, but how
do I impose the 'AND' paradigm between both? That is - do the formatting only
if both conditions hold true...aren't the conditions OR'd by default? Thanks!



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