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Conditional Formatting with 5 conditions! Can it be done?!

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    Conditional Formatting with 5 conditions! Can it be done?!

    I think I'm going to need a combination of If, AND & TRUE but just not sure!

    Here's the problem...

    I want to show in G2 if cells B2:F2 meet the targets dependant on if there is text in cell B2. No text then cells C:F must be >= than 'Target 1' (I3:K3). Text then cells C:F must be >= than 'Target 2' (I7:L7)
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    Re: Conditional Formatting with 5 conditions! Can it be done?!

    I don't understand how this question relates to conditional formatting. It sounds like you want a Yes or No in column G to show if the target is met. I think that would be

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    Re: Conditional Formatting with 5 conditions! Can it be done?!

    Thank you. That formula works great to display Yes or No.

    Sorry, I was thinking I would need conditional formatting in column G. I'll add the spread sheet next time. Sorry again and thanks very much for your help.

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    Re: Conditional Formatting with 5 conditions! Can it be done?!

    Does that mean your problem is solved? Or do you still need conditional formatting for something?

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