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More than 3 conditional formats for text color fill in excel 2003

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    Post More than 3 conditional formats for text color fill in excel 2003

    I am working on an sheet that needs 9 conditions for text to color fill cells. I have tried a bunch of the examples and still getting errors. I need this to work on xl2003 which I run at work but am working in xl2010 at home. don't know if thats the issue. I have uploaded the sheet would appreciate any help.
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    Re: More than 3 conditional formats for text color fill in excel 2003

    hi Wango12345
    Welcome to the forum

    something like

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    Re: More than 3 conditional formats for text color fill in excel 2003

    Thanks Pike for all your help mate.......works wonderful even back filling from 2010 2003 Thx again

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    Re: More than 3 conditional formats for text color fill in excel 2003

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