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Please see the file.
Thought of DSUM or SUBTOTAL but seemed not good for that purpose (stated in the file). Thank you for any help. Count_ConditionalFormatting.xlsx |
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You need to use a formula that invokes the same rules as your conditional formatting. For example:
=((B$7/2<B2)*(B$7/2<C2))<>0
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Yes, I got it from your example. Thank you very much!
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