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Conditional formatting issue

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    Conditional formatting issue

    I have a simple conditional formatting issue:

    I would like to hide (turn white) cell values of over a 30,000 and all cells containing errors (such as $N/A), using ISERROR. However, I need 2 more conditional formats, so I can only use one to achieve this, as the limit is 3.

    How can I get the above two criteria into one "Formula Is" conditional format?

    I thought I could use the =OR(ISERROR(B2),>30000) but that doesn't work - it makes everything white.

    Any pointers appreciated!

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    Try:

    =IF(ISERROR(B2),TRUE,B2>30000)
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