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    Re: Advanced Conditinal Formatting

    jhren, OP's profile suggests 2003, Im not sure 2003 has that option, and they might not be able to open that file.

    @ Gaiden, you may not get too many offers of help with a comment like...
    PS. if you are going to ask for a sample workbook then just copy this into a new workbook
    1 of the reasons we ask for a sample workbook (apart from you helping us to help you), is so that we can see what excel version you are using, and tailor suggestions accordingly. I know your profile says 2003, but some members forget to update their profile
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    Re: Advanced Conditinal Formatting

    Point taken. New to forum and not accustomed to nuances with poster's having another version. That said, youer profile says you have 2003. Does it have the features or not?

    Or did you forget to update your profile?

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