Conditional Formatting

Kate1

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It's been a while since I have posted, so not sure if I am posting correctly this time.

I have an issue with conditional formatting in cells D6:D14. In Column D a response is returned depending on what is input in C13. The effect I am trying to achieve is where there is no value in C13, then there is no message returned in D13, and the cell is white and not orange/red front. When there is a value in C13, and it meets a condition then a message is returned in red/orange.

The current formula in D13 is:

=IF($C13="","",IF($C13>$D$3,"$ > $1.5M, notify CEO.",IF($C13>$D$2,"$ > $750k, notify General Manager",IF($C13>$D$1,"$ > $200k, notify Program Manager","")))) and returns the relevant message where there is a corresponding input in C13.

The current conditional formatting that applies to D13 is:
=AND(OR($C6>$D$3,$C6>$D$2,$C6>$D$1)) (Format orange and red font)as well as
=AND($C6<$D$1) (No Format)

I think there is something not quite right with A
ND(OR($C6>$D$3,$C6>$D$2,$C6>$D$1))
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I have tried to paste in the image below.

Hidden Value >$200,000
Hidden Value >$750,000
Hidden Value >$1,500,000
#TitleAmountAction required
Original Price >>$2,000,000.00
1Title 1$50,000.00
2Title 2$210,000.00$ > $200k, notify Program Manager
3Title 3$775,000.00$ > $750k, notify General Manager
4Title 4$50,000.00
5Title 5$130,000.00
6Title 6$250,000.00$ > $200k, notify Program Manager
7Title 7$1,750,000.00$ > $1.5M, notify CEO.
8Title 8
9Title 9

<tbody>
</tbody>

Thanks
 

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Why not just use the result of your formulas:

cell value equals "$ > $1.5M, notify CEO."

etc.
 
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Hi, I have tried that but can't seem to get it to work properly. All of the cells go white which is not what I need. I've taken out the range reference so it only applies to one cell. So, not sure what else to try. Thanks.
 
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If you simply want to highlight a cell in D6:D14 if it has a value try
=D6<>""
 
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Ok follow this. Press Home. Conditional Formatting. New Rule. Format only cells that contain. Change 'between' to 'equal to'. Put in the box '$ > $200k, notify Program Manager' without the quotes. Choose your format. Press ok. Repeat for '$ > $750k, notify General Manager' and '$ > $1.5M, notify CEO.'. Press conditional formatting again. This time manage rules. Applies to is D6:D14.
 
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