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I am using Excel 2003.
I am trying to use Conditional Format for a cell that contains the following Index, Match formula: =IF(ISNA(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0))),"",(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0)))) This formula is in cell S6. I'd like it to turn yellow if the result of the formula is less than the amount in cell H6 which is a total column in a pivot table. When I try to do this, the result never works. I've tried greater than another cell, less than H6, greater than 0, not equal to "", etc. I can't get this to turn yellow under the right condition. Any ideas? |
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