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Conditional Formatting multiple rows on multiple conditions

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Conditional Formatting multiple rows on multiple conditions

Hello

I need to be able apply a conditional formatting to values in a row based on a specific value in a seperate cell. Each row requires formatting for a different cell.

I know this is possible in conditional formatting, but this is a large sheet and would be easier to do in code. However, i have tried and made a mess of it.

Can anyone help?


thanks

Nick

RE: Conditional Formatting multiple rows on multiple conditions

Hi Nick

Thanks for getting in touch. This should be possible with an IF function and modifying cell properties.

What are the conditions, and what formatting do you require?
Kind regards

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