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Conditional Formatting a Range
Need a CF formula for the range AG3:AG32.
If any of the cells is blank, or less than or equal to the value in cell AG2. Trying =IF(OR(ISBLANK(AG3)),<=(AG2)) but it doesn't work. |
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Split it up into two conditions. See attached.
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Thanks. This works. Didn't realize CF wouldn't accept an OR formula.
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I'm pretty sure I've used ORs in conditional formatting. I don't think that's the problem.
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