Conditional Formatting formula will not work

jdunkel

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I use XP professional Operating System and Excel 2003

I am referencing a cell in order to change the background color of a row of cells if the number in column B is = to the number in a specific cell.

The formula used in the conditional formatting is =$B73=$B$10

The reference cell $B$10 contains the following formula

=INT(MAX('Assumptions & Inputs'!F8:F9))

The conditional formatting worked fine when I used that formula.

I had to change the formula in cell $B$10 so that it would meet a new criteria. When I did that the conditional formatting would not change the color of the row.

The new formula that I put in the reference cell $B$10 is

='Assumptions & Inputs'!$D$8+MAX('Assumptions & Inputs'!$F$8-'Assumptions & Inputs'!$D$8,'Assumptions & Inputs'!$F$9-'Assumptions & Inputs'!$D$9)

How do I make the conditional formatting work?
 
Thank you again. I will read teh article. I did not knwo I was causing a problem.

Thank you again

I read the article and how to link from one site to the other. Very interesting and helpful.

I was looking fro help at 4 sites (listed below).

Which you you recommend as the main site to go to?

MrExcel
Ozgrid
Joseph Rubin
Excel Tip

Thanks.

Thanks again
 
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jdunkel

I think all sites have their own merits and you should take a look at their content to decide where to post.

Some may deal mainly in formulas and functions, others VBA and others a total mix.

As to cross posting, again that's sort of a site dependent issue.

Some sites are pretty strict but I think that most will be fine as long as you post links to the other forums.
 
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