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Usiing a formula to Conditional Format XL2007
Hi all,
I'm trying to use the following formula to format a single row if any of the cells ($AD$149 or $AL$149 or $AS$149 or $AZ$149) is equal to or greater than the target cell ($M$149) =OR($AD$149=$M$149,$AL$149=$M$149,$AS$149=$M$14 9,$AZ$149=$M$149) All comments/pointers welcomed. -- Steve Efficiency is intelligent laziness. - Anonymous |
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