Conditional format

tf37

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Been looking through the help for conditional formatting of cells, and just can't seem to find what I'm after...or perhaps what I'm after isn't possible with conditional format
Have a spread sheet that has row1 with receipt numbers, and the row2 below is amounts. This is used between two different locations.
Say location 1 is where I'm at and to let location 2 know that the receipt in row 1 was entered here, I put the letter h in the amount cell (row 2) and highlight row 1 receipt number yellow
Entered in A2 is =A3>0 and conditional format for row a2:l2 is to turn the cell color to yellow.
The cells that they would enter would contain their dollar amounts entered, and should leave the receipt row 1 number with a no fill color.
Is it possible with conditional formatting, or better handled with a "if then" type VBA coding?
Hope that makes sense - thanks
 

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JW DC Receipt Totals-conditional.xlsb
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
21765117652176531765417655176561765717658176591766017661176627.00
3 h 5.00-2.00-7.00
4176631766417665176661766717668176691767017671176721767317674
5 h h -
6176751767617677176781767917680176811768217683176841768517686
7-
8176871768817689176901769117692176931769417695176961769717698
9-
10176991770017701177021770317704177051770617707177081770917710
11-
Daily
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
M2M2=SUM(M3:M55)
M3,M11,M9,M7,M5M3=SUM(A3:L3)
 
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JW DC Receipt Totals-conditional.xlsb
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
21765117652176531765417655176561765717658176591766017661176627.00
3 h 5.00-2.00-7.00
4176631766417665176661766717668176691767017671176721767317674
5 h h -
6176751767617677176781767917680176811768217683176841768517686
7-
8176871768817689176901769117692176931769417695176961769717698
9-
10176991770017701177021770317704177051770617707177081770917710
11-
Daily
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
M2M2=SUM(M3:M55)
M3,M11,M9,M7,M5M3=SUM(A3:L3)
I think this is what you need
 

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How simple...and I tried that but left out the " " - I'll learn someday....perhaps...lol Thank you very much
 
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