Conditional formatting

Kemidan2014

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Google is evading me on giving me the answer i need and i feel like the answer is so simple that ive forgotten

We want to conditionally format the results of cells that have formulas for 3 colors 0 = green, 1 and 2 = orange, if the result is equal to or greater than 3 = Red.

i know i can make 3 seperate rules but could this be done with the 3 color scale so theres only 1 applied rule? adding =">=3" is not working for example if i select formula.
 

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If you use a colour scale on the cells then edit the rule and specify the options you need based on the cell values as per attached image.
 

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I think we all agree lowest value should be set to "Number" as 0
but i feel like middle value and highest should be "Formula"s i just cant think of the correct syntax
 
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Ah sorry I misread the original post you are right apologies
 
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As etaf has said, it's the 1 & 2 that are the problem, as they will not be orange. The Green & Red are no problem.
 
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I think im happy with this!
SO all i did was adjust Deeks original set up for middle number to be 1 instead and it works out. 1 and 2 are 2 slightly different colors but i htink management can accept this.
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or just use 3 rules and have exactly what you need
 
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