Conditional Formating Problem

seenfresh

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I want to c/f cell AK if <>0,

I have entered this formula in the formula is function:

=VARP(AI9,AJ9)<>0

This produces a True argument but the cell will not format to my desired likings?

If I enter in Cell Value is =0 it will not format

There are no decimals evident

Does anyone know what might be the problem with the cell?

Any help would be great!

Thanks in advance,
 

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What is =ROMAN(40) in Excel?
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Is the cell part of a group of cells that have been merged?
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No it's just weird? I check to see if the cell had been merged but it just has 0 in it?

I'm totally confused
 
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