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Conditional Formatting
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Scott Huish
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In Conditional Formatting, change Cell Value is to Formula Is and use the following formula:
If you don't want it to format if A1 was blank, then perhaps:
Code:
=$A1<100If you don't want it to format if A1 was blank, then perhaps:
Code:
=($A1<100)*($A1<>"")
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