condition format row based on cell value

VbaHell

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This is driving me nuts as it should be easy to complete

Condition format but with two criteria's


Highlight Rows A5:C1000

Criteria 1 =$B3 > 100000 This works fine
Criteria 2 =$B3 > 50000 and < 100000

I know how to set up the condition formatting but Criteria 2 is an issue

Can someone please put me out of my misery
 

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No problem, glad to help and yea, sometimes the simplest things are the easiest to overlook.
 
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