Conditional Formatting to highlight the previous cell if the statement is true

ExcelNewbie2020

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Sirs/Ma'ams,

My formula is working good with conditional formatting if the statement is true. It highlight the cell as normal.

Now, i would like to highlight the previous cells (instead of current) if the statement is true. See below

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This is the formula that I use..
=IF(COUNTIFS(Sheet1!$B$9:$B$500,$B6,Sheet1!$K$9:$K$500,G$5,Sheet1!$L$9:$L$500,"Active"),TRUE,"")

I hope I explain it well..

Many Thanks,
 

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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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