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Multiple FIND functions in Conditional Formatting

  1. #1
    RocketFuMaster
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    Multiple FIND functions in Conditional Formatting

    The following formulas work when used in Conditional Formatting:

    =AND(FIND(B1,"h"),LEN(G1)=2)
    =AND(FIND(B1,"w"),LEN(G1)=3)
    =OR(AND(EXACT(B1,"h"),LEN(G1)=3),AND(EXACT(B1,"w"),LEN(G1)=2))

    but this one does not

    =OR(AND(FIND(B1,"h"),LEN(G1)=3),AND(FIND(B1,"w"),LEN(G1)=2))

    The only difference is the use of FIND instead of EXACT.

    RFM

  2. #2
    IlanR
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    Re: Multiple FIND functions in Conditional Formatting

    Try reversing the parameters in the Find function, i.e.
    =AND(FIND("h",B1),LEN(G1)=2) and make sure B1 is Text.
    Ilan


  3. #3
    RocketFuMaster
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    Re: Multiple FIND functions in Conditional Formatting

    Didn't help. I changes the format of the cells to Text from General and that
    didn't help either.

    "IlanR" wrote:

    > Try reversing the parameters in the Find function, i.e.
    > =AND(FIND("h",B1),LEN(G1)=2) and make sure B1 is Text.
    > Ilan
    >
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