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I think you just need to adjust your conditional formats to use a formula instead...
e.g. For the red colour, instead of selecting "Format only Cell that Contains", select "use a formula to determine....." Then apply formula: =AND(D4>0,TRIM(D4)<>"") |
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Thank you for this formula. It has worked on the first page perfectly, but the other two seem to be colouring in the boxes 4 down. Do I need to modify the formula? I have attached the sheet so you can see.
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