Conditional Formatting

gresple

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Can I have more than 3 conditions for the conditional formatting function?
 
I'm looking to have 5 different formats performed. I need the row (from A-AC) filled in Green if the value in cell E17 is greater than or equal to the value in cell K17. I need the row filled in yellow if the value in E17 is one less than the value in K17... Aqua Blue if E17 is 2 less than K17... Orange if E17 is 3 less than K17.... Gray 50% if E17 is 4 less than K17. This would need to be performed for rows 17-136. Thanks
 
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