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May 12th, 2005, 12:50 PM
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HELP: Conditional Formatting with more then 3 conditions
ACCESS 2000
There is a field in my database that requires highlighting; however, I have a total of 15 cases that requires, obviously I can't set that up with the default C.F. Is there a way to set up a VBA code that would allow me to set up the 15 conditions? 
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