Hi,

I'm needing some help with performing a multiple column condition formatting.
I have tried many "forumula is" in the conditional formatting with no
success. I'm missing something.

What I would like to have happen is, if the 2 conditions are true then I
want the field to be color filled.

Example:
if the numeric value in k210 and the numeric value F2100 then I would
like cell K2 to be filled in red.

Many thanks for your help Colleen

one way:

Select K2:

CF1: Formula is =AND(K210,F2100)
Format1: <patterns/Red

In article ,
"Colleen" wrote:

Hi,

I'm needing some help with performing a multiple column condition formatting.
I have tried many "forumula is" in the conditional formatting with no
success. I'm missing something.

What I would like to have happen is, if the 2 conditions are true then I
want the field to be color filled.

Example:
if the numeric value in k210 and the numeric value F2100 then I would
like cell K2 to be filled in red.

Many thanks for your help Colleen

Thanks JE. It works great.
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Many thanks for your help Collee


"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

one way:

Select K2:

CF1: Formula is =AND(K210,F2100)
Format1: <patterns/Red

In article ,
"Colleen" wrote:

Hi,

I'm needing some help with performing a multiple column condition formatting.
I have tried many "forumula is" in the conditional formatting with no
success. I'm missing something.

What I would like to have happen is, if the 2 conditions are true then I
want the field to be color filled.

Example:
if the numeric value in k210 and the numeric value F2100 then I would
like cell K2 to be filled in red.

Many thanks for your help Colleen