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need three colors to display...one for numbers 250 and above, one for numbers
between 200 and 249, and one for numbers below 200. There is no formula entered to calculate the numbers, just straight data entry. Can I enter a nesting formula and copy/fill to color code? I tried and got a circular reference. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. |
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