Conditional Formatting...

sumospim

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Hi all, i wonder if someone could help me on the above?

I want to automatically place a colour in a cell for the following instances.

  1. When a cell is between a certain range ( +/- 7.5% of a value) (CORE range)
  2. When a cell is between +7.5% and 15% of a value (HIGH range)
  3. When a cell is between -7.5% and -15% of a value (LOW range)
  4. When a cell is > than 15% of a value (SUPERHIGH range)
  5. When a cell is < than 15% of a value. (SUPERLOW range)

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Best wishes

Simon
 

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