Conditional Formatting

Larry Anderson

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I have a spreadsheet where there are 9 cells (grouped together), I would like to use Conditional Formatting to change all 9 cells to YELLOW when all 9 cells added together equals 45.
Trying to figure out if I need to use Conditional Formatting - Highlight Cells Rules - Equal to - OR USE - Conditional Formatting - New Rule.

Would appreciate any help.

Thanks

Larry Anderson
 

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Hi Larry, you could try something like below...
Book1
ABC
1827
2136
3459
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A1:C3Expression=SUM($A$1:$C$3)=45textNO

I hope that helps,

Doug
 
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