Conditional Formatting Formula setup required

firefly10

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I have a question regards to conditional formatting (highlighting) and what formula to use please.


I have 4 rows A, B, C, D


If A2 has any of these numbers - 1, 2, 3 and "D2" has any of apple, oranges, grapes, banana. I like the "ABCD" to highlight green.
If A3 has any of these numbers - 4 , 5, and "D2" has any of cauliflower, egg plant, capsicum, chillies etc. I like the "ABCD" to highlight yellow.


what formula to use please and many thanks in advance for your time and response.
 

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Formula

=AND(AND($A2>=1,$A2<=3),Or($D2="apple",$D2= "oranges",$D2="grapes",$D2="banana"))

Aplplies to:
=$A$2:$D$2
 
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