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I'm aware that excel 2000 limits conditional formatting to 3 conditions. I
would like to use 8. I have a column with data validation applied in which the user can only select and enter 1 of 8 values. If they enter "DW", then fill color = blue; if "O" then fill color = purple; if "AB", then fill color = orange; if "ZY" then fill color = gray.... etc. How can I get around the limit of 3 conditional formatting conditions? |
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