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I am using Excel 2007 and have tried using conditional formatting to
format a cell's number format based on a condition in an adjacent cell but its not working and would love any input on what I'm doing wrong. Here's what I'm doing: A1 B1 1 or 0 2 conditional formatting rule(s): I'm choosing: Conditional Formatting---New Rule---"Use a formula to determine which cells to format" --- (then in the description box I type this formula) =A1=1. If this condition is true format as %. I then create a 2nd rule following the same steps above except that the formula now reads =A1=0. If this condition is true format as Currency. When I do this is always shows % formatting even if A1=0. I cleared all and then tried again, didn't work. Then I cleared all again, then I formatted the cell as % and then just adding the 2nd rule mentioned above and I get the same problem. I also tried formatting the cell as currency and then adding rule 1 only and still the same problem. Any insight would be appreciated...AJ |
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