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I am trying to format a cell to bring back a certain font color when you type
certain things. Example if I type "Chevy, Ford, or Dodge" in a cell I want the font formatted red and if I type "BMW, Honda, Toyata" in the same cell I want the font formatted in blue. Basically I am trying to cond. format the cell to change color with a word, but you only get three conditions. Would that be considered "Cell value is" "equal to" and if so how do you seperate the info. ="Chevy, Dodge, Ford" or ="(Chevy, Ford, Dodge)" I have tried many combo's to use it like a list but can not find the correct one. Or maybe what I am trying to do is just impossible at the moment. Any help would be grateful. |
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