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I have more than 3 conditions in my conditional formatting, however I can get
it down to just three if I use OR function, however it never seems to work. I want an array of cells (H6:K10). If a cell in an array equals a value in cell D4 or equals the value in F5 then it should be orange. I have three conditions like this. can I do it? |
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=Or(H6=$D$4,H6=$F$5)
should work. -- Reg "ellebelle" wrote in message ... I have more than 3 conditions in my conditional formatting, however I can get it down to just three if I use OR function, however it never seems to work. I want an array of cells (H6:K10). If a cell in an array equals a value in cell D4 or equals the value in F5 then it should be orange. I have three conditions like this. can I do it? |
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Hi,
Select the first cell in the array (i.e. H6). Go to conditional formatting. Fomula = OR(d4=H6,F5=H6) - then apply the format. Copy and paste the format across all the cells in the array. Regards, A "ellebelle" wrote: I have more than 3 conditions in my conditional formatting, however I can get it down to just three if I use OR function, however it never seems to work. I want an array of cells (H6:K10). If a cell in an array equals a value in cell D4 or equals the value in F5 then it should be orange. I have three conditions like this. can I do it? |
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![]() =IF(OR($H6=$D$4,$H6=$F$5),1,0) ellebelle Wrote: I have more than 3 conditions in my conditional formatting, however I can get it down to just three if I use OR function, however it never seems to work. I want an array of cells (H6:K10). If a cell in an array equals a value in cell D4 or equals the value in F5 then it should be orange. I have three conditions like this. can I do it? -- Morrigan ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Morrigan's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=7094 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=390636 |
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Ellebelle, refer to Tom's formula as mine hasn't fixed D4 or F5 and hence
won't produce the desired result. Sorry... Regards, A "aristotle" wrote: Hi, Select the first cell in the array (i.e. H6). Go to conditional formatting. Fomula = OR(d4=H6,F5=H6) - then apply the format. Copy and paste the format across all the cells in the array. Regards, A "ellebelle" wrote: I have more than 3 conditions in my conditional formatting, however I can get it down to just three if I use OR function, however it never seems to work. I want an array of cells (H6:K10). If a cell in an array equals a value in cell D4 or equals the value in F5 then it should be orange. I have three conditions like this. can I do it? |
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