if condition

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I already have conditional formatting that checks columns E F G for blanks and changes the interior color if it detects that there is no data.
if cells in b c and d contain nothing then don't change interior color of cells E G, of that same row. However if b c, d does contain data then do change the interior color of the subsequent blank cells.
 

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So, you have 2 rules already ... show your condition formulas for those.
 
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