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Default conditional formating

I have three columns. A contains actual values this month, B contains yearly
average, C contains sales target. I need to conditionally format column A if
the value in A is 10% above the value in B and 20% above value in C.

Also if the value in column A is below the value in B and C I need to colour
it a different colour.

Please help and thanks

Bob
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Default conditional formating

Use CF with a condition of Formula Is and formulae of

=AND(A1B1*110%,A1c1*120%)

and

=AND(A1<B1,A1<C1)

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I have three columns. A contains actual values this month, B contains

yearly
average, C contains sales target. I need to conditionally format column A

if
the value in A is 10% above the value in B and 20% above value in C.

Also if the value in column A is below the value in B and C I need to

colour
it a different colour.

Please help and thanks

Bob



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