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Hi
Not sure if this is what you want.
This formula =OR($A3:$A450) will turn colour if any cells are 0
=AND($A33:$A450) this one all the cell have to be 0
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Hi,

I am wanting to make one cell turn a certain color when another cell in
that
row is greater than 0. I understand that I should go to Format,
Conditional
Formatting, and then Formula Is, but I'm not sure what to do after that.

Formula Is =COUNTIF(G6:G327,"0") but nothing happens....


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