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Conditional Formating with 4 Conditions

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    Conditional Formating with 4 Conditions

    Hi there,

    I am trying to do a conditional format with 4 Colors based on a set of %'s for a tracker we use at work, we currently have to manually light them.

    I need them to light when the following % are achieved:-

    less than 50% = red
    51%-60% = Amber
    61-70% = Green
    0ver 80% = Blue.

    I am quite comfortable in doing conditional formats with 3 however i am total stuck in doing the 4 Conditions, if any one could help that would be great!


    Thanks

    Justin.

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    Re: Conditional Formating with 4 Conditions

    cant be done without using vba 3 is your limit pre excel 2007. there is an add in called cfplus tho
    http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.....Download.html
    mind you you could just colour the cell red
    and just use the last 3 conditions which would override the cell colour if they kicked in
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