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    Conditinal Formatting with a Formula

    Hello

    Please see attached
    I would like the colours to automatically change from the values… I know its =IF formula of sorts

    Colum G = Status

    Yellow - Above Target (column E), But worse than previous (column D)
    Red – Actual (column F) below Target (column E)
    Green – Above target


    Any help would be great

    Paul
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