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From your examples, I think you mean less than -5% (-3% is greater
than -5%!). Use a formula of =C15% and =C1<-5% -- HTH Bob Phillips "carl" wrote in message ... Using the Conditional Format Feature, I am trying to flag changes greater than -5% Red, changes greater than 5% Blue, but not flag if the value in C is 0 (zero) or #N/A. Change A 0% 25.00% -25% Flag Red B 0% 0.00% 0% No Flag C 22% 25.00% -3% No Flag D 27% 25.00% 2% No Flag E 35% 25.00% 10% Flag Blue F 45% 25.00% 20% Flag Blue Thank you again. I appreciate your instruction |
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