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How to use 2 conditions in conditional formatting
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DATE 1 Supplier DATE 2 12-Nov BTT 10-Nov 12-Nov BCT 11-Nov 13-Nov BTT 12-Nov 11-Nov BLL 13-Nov 11-Nov BCT 4-Nov 16-Nov BTT 12-Nov In the above list I need to format DATE1 ( A) when SUPPLIER (B)="BTT" AND DATE1-DATE2 ( A-C)3 USING CONDITIONAL FORMATTING Should highlight the 1st & 3rd rows of data |
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How to use 2 conditions in conditional formatting
Hi Asoka
1. Select the cell/Range (say A1:C10) so that the active cell is A1. Active cell will have a white background even after selection. If your selection is A2:C10 and active cell is in row 2 then the row number mentioned in the formula should be 2 instead of 1 2. From menu FormatConditional Formatting 3. For Condition1Select 'Formula Is' and enter the below formula =AND($B1="BTT",$A1-$C13) 4. Click Format ButtonPattern and select your color (say Red) 5. Hit OK I tried with your sample and only the last row gets highlighted...(not 1 and 3) as only the last row satisfies both conditions PS: If you are using XL2007 Goto Home tabStylesConditional FormattingManage rulesNew ruleUse a formula to determine which cells to format. Enter the formula in the box below. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Asoka Walpitagama - Brandix College IT" wrote: A B C DATE 1 Supplier DATE 2 12-Nov BTT 10-Nov 12-Nov BCT 11-Nov 13-Nov BTT 12-Nov 11-Nov BLL 13-Nov 11-Nov BCT 4-Nov 16-Nov BTT 12-Nov In the above list I need to format DATE1 ( A) when SUPPLIER (B)="BTT" AND DATE1-DATE2 ( A-C)3 USING CONDITIONAL FORMATTING Should highlight the 1st & 3rd rows of data |
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