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Old 09-25-2013, 07:29 AM
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I need to use multiple rules with conditional formatting. But when I use the graded color scale, it only uses the first rule and ignores the rest. Am I doing something wrong? I have attached the test spreadsheet I am using. Note that the second rule seems to be ignored. Thanks.
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Can two different scales be applied to the same range?
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I do not know. I use a different range for each of the rules, but it ignores the second.
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I just realized you meant the same row/column range. Hmmm...Once again I am not sure. But, if I use the option to simply color a cell a specific color based on value, multiple rules do work.
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As far as I understand it the scale formatting will format from red to blue from lowest to highest value. I don't think you can use various scales that way.
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