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Hey, first time on the board.

I have a trouble in where i'm matching data to a specific target which then comes out as a percentage; negative if under (e.g. -75%), 100% if exact or positive if over (e.g. 125%). I've been trying to format it so that 5% either side of 100% is green and anything else is red.

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Actual Target Target %
54,504 47,135 16%

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Default Using minus values in conditional formatting

Hi Stu,

Am Fri, 11 Oct 2013 11:59:55 +0100 schrieb handshandy:

Actual Target Target %
54,504 47,135 16%


try:
=ABS(C2)<=0.05


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