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Conditional Formatting multiple cells

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    Conditional Formatting multiple cells

    Hi,

    I have two columns that contain formulae so that ones displays a number (1-4) and the other a letter (A-D).

    I want to apply conditional formatting when the two cells display certain number letter combinations....for example when column 1 shows 4 and column 2 shows D.

    Basically is there a way to apply conditional formatting to a combination of two cells, or otherwise is there a way to get the information displayed in two cells into one cell.....i.e 4 and D becomes 4D in another cell


    Thanks for the help

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    Hi,

    Yes, it's possible. To do so you should use "Formula is" instead of "Cell Value Is". Create a condition just like you would do in an IF, when it's true the conditional format will be activated.

    =AND(A1=2,B1="D")

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    Erik
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