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Can I use more than three conditions for conditional formating?
Is there a way around just being able to use conditional formatiing on only
three conditions... I want to use 5 or 6? |
Can I use more than three conditions for conditional formating?
Is it 5 or 6 "conditions" that you want? or 5 or 6 "formats"?
Conditional Formatting is limited to 3 formats (4 if you count the default format of your cell). However, the number of conditions can be several with the help of the AND and OR functions. If you do indeed need 5 or 6 formats, then you'll probably need to pursue a VB option. If you provide examples of what you want to accomplish, we might be able to provide a solution. HTH, Elkar "Jmaas" wrote: Is there a way around just being able to use conditional formatiing on only three conditions... I want to use 5 or 6? |
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