Two conditions in one formula

daniels012

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I use this in conditional formatting:

=ISERR(FIND("hospital",B11)) 'It turns text red and double underline

It works. I need to also add to this condition:

if I41 is greater than 8

I tried =AND(ISERR(FIND("hospital",B11)),I41>8)
but that does not work.


Thank You
Michael
 

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I tried it and it works.

What is the value in cells B11 and I41 in your sheet?

By the way, using FIND is case-sensitive.
 
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I figured it out with your assistance. I checked the value 8
Actually I want >.08 . It was a percent not a whole number.

Thank You,
Michael
 
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