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Conditional Formatting - with two conditions within one formula

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    Conditional Formatting - with two conditions within one formula

    Hi everybody, this is my first post

    I am trying to use conditional formatting for a cell;

    It is a cell using Validation; you can choose "Yes" or "No" from a list
    If the value is "Yes" the cell should be green, regardless of everything else
    But if the value is "No" it should turn red, but only if a choice in another cell is equal to "X". Otherwise it should be left without special formatting.

    Anybody have any idea on how to do this?

    I have attached a file which is trying to explain this in more detail.

    Grateful for any advice, thanks. / D
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    Thanks

    Fantastic! Works perfect. Thanks a lot for your help!

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