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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    See if the attached does what you want. I punted and used a UDF.
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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    I tried the formulas and everything came up #NAME?. Do I change something in the formula?

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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    You have to enable macros when prompted. See http://grok.lsu.edu/Article.aspx?articleId=6144

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    OMG!!! It worked!!! God bless you fellow Texan!!

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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    Ok I enabled macros. Should I just be able to add to it now?

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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    And I don't know what punt or UDT mean either. I enabled macros and tried to duplicate ur formulas but it still wouldn't work.

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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    A UDF is a user-defined function. This UDF is one I wrote and put in the workbook I posted.

    Why don't you just add your data to that workbook?

    Then copy the formulas down, one whole row at a time. The formula in each row is a single array formula; see http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...001087290.aspx
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    Oh ok. Sorry, I was doing it comletely wrong. Thank you again.

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