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Martin has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

Conditional formatting

Is it possible to conditionally format a cell based on seperate criteria?
i.e.
if cell a1 is greater or equal to

RE: conditional formatting

Hi Martin

Yes, it is possible to use conditional formatting to place up to 3 conditions on a cell.

If you go to Format - Conditional Formatting, you will find that underneath where you can set the first conditional format, there will be an Add button at the bottom of the dialogue box, which will allow you to set a second condition, then click Add again to add a third condition.

Can I suggest that

RE: conditional formatting

Amanda,
Thanks for the response.
I think that the original question poses 6 conditions, which means that standard conditional formatting would not work.
Are there any other alternatives?

many thanks
Martin

 

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