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apologies about the image, ive changed it to a document.
I tried the conditional format on column A but they have all turned red, so I'm not sure what Ive done wrong. I use Office 2007 if that makes any difference. The sheet (in case your wondering) is relating to industry in a game called eve online. EDIT I can see that cell references are wrong so I changed the formula for the number 3 rather than 1 (as the rows start from cell 3) but it still didn't work. |
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Hi
See the attached I have put the formulas in column A. See the picture within the spreadsheet for where the "New Rule is entered". |
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