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Perfect Jason, just exactly what I was looking for. Thanks very much.
Kevin "Jason Morin" wrote: Under CF, select "Formula Is" and put: =OR(C6="NB",C6="NS",C6="PE") Press the "Format" button and choose red on the Pattern tab. Create a 2nd condition by pressing "Add" and use: =OR(C6<"NB",C6<"NS",C6<"PE") Select green on the Pattern tab. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I am trying to have different cells colors based on a list of province and state abbreviations. Ex. If cell C6= NB, NS, or PE......... change background to red,else change to green. Is this to much to expect or is it possible. -- Thanks Kevin . |
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