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I do understand a little about the AND formula, but my problem goes deeper
then that from what I tried to do today. I hope you will be able to help me solve this problem as it's becoming very complicated and taxing to me also. If you have time I will appreciate your help. It seams that I may need in Conditional Format a multi-situation in 2 Conditions. I will go straight to the problem... you just may follow whats happening with my explination. BZ CA CB CC CD 221 19 -65 74 --- line 4 -0.53% 1.78% -1.75% 5.89% --- line 6 Formula is =IF(CC7="","",(CC7-CB7)/CB7) is "CC6" It needs CF "Condition 1" has a few given situations that are need. Condition 1 needs... (red text & yellow fill) CC6 to be between 0% and -4.9% "TRUE" If CC6<-5%, BY6 ... CB6 and if any is =CC6 "TRUE" If CC6<-5%, Sum(BY6:CB6) must be 4.75% "TRUE" If CC6<-5%, BY4 ... CB4 all must be <60 "TRUE" I have tried some different ways to write this condition... but at times it format the cell before I log a price in the cell. Can you also help me with "Condition 2"??? I dont know if this is right... =IF(CO7="","",AND(CO7CF7,CF7BY7)) I need to add more "True" logical situations to this also... but where do I put them? But I need to start with this =IF(CO7="","", to stop the formating early like in the above Condition 1. How do I add more logical situations to this??? Thanks for your time... |
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