Conditional Formatting w/ Formulas

Austin Lang

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  2. 2021
  3. 2019
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Hey all,

I feel like this is a simple one but I am having a brain fart about it..

I have a document that has these separate conditional formatting rules.. How do I go about combining these into one? I attempted to add OR but I am falling short somewhere.

=AND($A5="Circuit 1",$AB5<1.5)
=AND($A5="Circuit 2",$AB5<1.5)
=AND($A5="Circuit 3",$AB5<1.5)

Thanks in advance.
 
I did find a formula that works.

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Thank you @bebo021999 for all of your help.
 
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