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    Hi All

    This is my first post here.

    I use excel at work all the time, but I am having a bit of trouble coming up with a formula for this situation.

    Let's say D60, D10, A7, D8 are the cells with the required data, with D60 being the cell to be conditionally formatted.

    I want this cell to be conditionally formated based upon:

    D60+D10 > A7 only when (D8<A7)

    How would I write this in a transposable formula to be dragged across horizontally.

    Thanks,

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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    Conditional formats respond to formulas that provide a true or false result. Try using:

    =AND((D60+D10)>A7,D8<A7)
    For the "transposable" portion of your question, it depends on what you want to be fixed. If you have a constant in A7 for example, then maybe try:

    =AND((D60+D10)>$A$7,D8<$A$7)
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    Re: Conditional Formatting

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