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I am trying to apply conditional formatting to a column of numbers based on
the value in the cell. If the number if greater than 1 I would like it to be formatted at currency. If the cell is less than 1 I would like it to be formatted as a percent. In otherwords; we are going to enter either a number (6) or a fraction of a number representing a percent (.10). Each row will be different and was hoping to have it properly format as the number is entered. Any help will be appreciated. Jordan |
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