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njimack

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I don't understand the question. Please post a sample of your data and expected output.
 
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Bradley H Callender

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I need a macro code to enable me to move a value to another celll if the conditional formatting is 60 or over.


Thanks in advance
 
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Bradley H Callender

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i don't think you understand if the conditional formatting in one cell = 60 or greater then i want the value you in the cell the move to another cell
 
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