Conditional Formatting with Multiple Criteria

Rob0424

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How can I make this formula correct to conditionally format cells based on two criteria?

Formula: =$J14=Options!$A$8 & $C14=Options!$A$2
 

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Maybe:
Excel Formula:
=AND($J14=Options!$A$8,$C14=Options!$A$2)
 
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Solution
Use the AND function, i.e.
Excel Formula:
=AND($J14=Options!$A$8,$C14=Options!$A$2)
 
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You are welcome.
Glad we were able to help!
 
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