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What is the formula to apply conditional formatting if the cell value is "V"
or "V.5"? I can only get it to work with a single value argument.
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Try this conditional format formula

=UPPER(LEFT(A1,1)="V")

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What is the formula to apply conditional formatting if the cell value is "V"
or "V.5"? I can only get it to work with a single value argument.

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Thank you, Mike, but that didn't work. The formatting works if the value is
"V", but I need it to also format if the value is "V.5"

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Try this conditional format formula

=UPPER(LEFT(A1,1)="V")

Mike

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What is the formula to apply conditional formatting if the cell value is "V"
or "V.5"? I can only get it to work with a single value argument.

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Hi,

The formula I gave you if correctly applied would work if the leftmost cell
was a v or a V irrespective of what else was in the cell.

Select your cell and
Format|Condtitional format|Formula is and paste the formuls in and select a
colour.

Mike

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Thank you, Mike, but that didn't work. The formatting works if the value is
"V", but I need it to also format if the value is "V.5"

"Mike H" wrote:

Try this conditional format formula

=UPPER(LEFT(A1,1)="V")

Mike

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What is the formula to apply conditional formatting if the cell value is "V"
or "V.5"? I can only get it to work with a single value argument.

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Try this formula...

=OR(A1="V",A1="V.5")

where you would replace the A1 reference with the active cell in the range
you are setting the Conditional Format for.

Rick


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What is the formula to apply conditional formatting if the cell value is
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or "V.5"? I can only get it to work with a single value argument.




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That's it! Thanks so much.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

Try this formula...

=OR(A1="V",A1="V.5")

where you would replace the A1 reference with the active cell in the range
you are setting the Conditional Format for.

Rick


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What is the formula to apply conditional formatting if the cell value is
"V"
or "V.5"? I can only get it to work with a single value argument.



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