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Cell D4 contains a 4, and cell E4 contains a 3. How do I set up conditional formatting for D4:E4 to be red if D4 is greater than E4 =IF(D4>=E4) I get a weird error message saying I can't have a formula. What am I doing wrong?
Cell D4 contains a 4, and cell E4 contains a 3. How do I set up conditional formatting for D4:E4 to be red if D4 is greater than E4 =IF(D4>=E4) I get a weird error message saying I can't have a formula. What am I doing wrong?
You don't need IF:
=D4>=E4
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DOH! Thank you!
What if I need to compare two pairs? D4 is greater than E4, and G4 is greater than H4. If both are true to do the conditional formatting.
I tried this, but it didn't work.
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Greater than is not greater than or equal to!
=AND(D4>E4,G4>H4)
If it doesn't work, then maybe some of your 'values' are actually just text.
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