I have two conditions
1. m20
2. =M2-P2<3

It only pays attention to the 2nd condition. As if its and "or" rather
than an "and".

I'm using conditional formating off the toolbar.

I want to color the cell red if both conditions are met. It works fine
if m2 0 but it also works if m2=0. Why?

John

Are you using:
"Formula Is"
And this formula:

=AND(M20,M2-P3<3)

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"John" wrote in message
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I have two conditions
1. m20
2. =M2-P2<3

It only pays attention to the 2nd condition. As if its and "or" rather
than an "and".

I'm using conditional formating off the toolbar.

I want to color the cell red if both conditions are met. It works fine
if m2 0 but it also works if m2=0. Why?

John

RagDyeR wrote:

Are you using:
"Formula Is"
And this formula:

=AND(M20,M2-P3<3)

No, I wasn't and that worked... thanks. I was using the tiered selction
process from the tool bar.

John

Appreciate the feed-back.
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RD

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"John" wrote in message
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RagDyeR wrote:

Are you using:
"Formula Is"
And this formula:

=AND(M20,M2-P3<3)

No, I wasn't and that worked... thanks. I was using the tiered selction
process from the tool bar.

John

On Sat, 15 Jul 2006 17:25:47 +0100, John wrote:

I have two conditions
1. m20
2. =M2-P2<3

It only pays attention to the 2nd condition. As if its and "or" rather
than an "and".

they are independent, so it's neither or nor and if you know what I mean :)

I'm using conditional formating off the toolbar.

I want to color the cell red if both conditions are met. It works fine
if m2 0 but it also works if m2=0. Why?

John



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