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Julian Campbell
 
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I can conditional format a cell or cells to change colour when entering up
to 2 types of text ie yes/no. But can I do the same with up to 4 or five
varients?

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Frank Kabel
 
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Hi
yes you can. Something like
=OR(A1="text1",A1="text2",A1="text3")

or if you have these values in a range (e.g. X1:X10) try
=COUNTIF($X$1:$X$10,A1)


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Julian Campbell wrote:
I can conditional format a cell or cells to change colour when
entering up to 2 types of text ie yes/no. But can I do the same with
up to 4 or five varients?

Thanks



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