Conditional format keeps formatting when cell is blank

bdouglas1011

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I have a cell (H19) which has this formula "=IF(OR(ISBLANK(H18),ISBLANK(L26)),"",L26/(60*7.48052)/((PI()/4)*(H18^2-1.88^2)/144))" until it is triggered it keeps the cell blank. Problem is I a have 2 conditional formats on the cell 1. =AND($H19>35, $H19<40) which turns it yellow 2. =$H19>=40 which turns it red .

Problem is that when the first formula keeps the cell blank it is formatting red.

Can this be fixed
 

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Hi,

Try this:

Excel Formula:
=AND(H19<>"",H19>=40)
 
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