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I have a sheet that prints price tags. I want the price tage to be 1 of 7
colors. I am using these conditional formats to get 3 colors.... I need 7. Any ideas? Formula is =VLOOKUP($A$4,Data,5,FALSE)="Motorola" Formula is =VLOOKUP($A$4,Data,5,FALSE)="UTStarcom" Formula is =VLOOKUP($A$4,Data,5,FALSE)="Samsung" |
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If you have XL2003 or earlier, you are limited to 3 conditional
formats. Bob Phillips has a CFPlus add-in which gives you up to 30, but his website is unavailable at the moment. You could also do it with a macro - a Google search of these groups should reveal something of use. Hope this helps. Pete On Mar 31, 6:42*pm, Coley wrote: I have a sheet that prints price tags. *I want the price tage to be 1 of 7 colors. *I am using these conditional formats to get 3 colors.... I need 7. * Any ideas? Formula is *=VLOOKUP($A$4,Data,5,FALSE)="Motorola" Formula is *=VLOOKUP($A$4,Data,5,FALSE)="UTStarcom" Formula is *=VLOOKUP($A$4,Data,5,FALSE)="Samsung" |
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