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  1. #1
    Pete Petersen
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    Conditional Formatting based on Formula

    Here is my current formula:
    =SUMPRODUCT((Commissions!$J$2:$J$1946=$A31)*(Commissions!$B$2:$B$1946>='Pay
    Day'!$A$2)*(Commissions!$B$2:$B$1946<='Pay
    Day'!$B$2),Commissions!$G$2:$G$1946)*'Pay Day'!$B$31

    I want to be able to turn the cell color RED if the final clause equals
    *'Pay Day'!$B$32. If i over-ride my current formula above with the new
    ending how can I change my cell color?

    Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you


  2. #2
    Ola
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    RE: Conditional Formatting based on Formula

    Are you looking for
    a) the formula string: *'Pay Day'!$B$32 or
    b) the value: ='Pay Day'!$B$32 ?

    If it's the string:
    Install the MoreFunc (Add-in functions) --- http://longre.free.fr/english/
    Use the function =FORMULATEXT(..) and find RIGHT(..,16)

    If it's the value: Conditional Format just change Condition 1 'Cell Value
    Is' to ' Formula Is'

    Ola Sandstrom


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