Conditional Formatting (WIN XP/Excel2003)

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I usually work with Access, so this is a bit new to me.

I have tried many different combinations to accomplish this task, but I just can’t get it.

The first 2 conditions work OK, but I can’t get the third.

Can you please take a look at the attached?

Thank you very much.

Michael

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My guess is you haven’t provided an exhaustive description yet, but the attached workbook does what you asked (I think).

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I still don’t know if you read the follow up posts, but if you do read this, I once again
must say I am in awe of your knowledge and willingness to share.

The solution you provided is EXACTLY what we are looking for.

Hans – Thank you very, very much.

Sincerely,
Michael Abrams

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Yes, I do read all follow up posts – in fact, I read ALL posts in the Lounge

Thanks for your kind words!

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ALL the posts in the lounge…and the local newspapers too!!! How else do you keep up with current affairs to make comments in Scuttlebutt….

– thats a LOT of reading!!!!

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The forums in which I am most active (Access, Excel, VBA and Word) make up roughly half of all posts anyway. In most other forums, I only scan new posts quickly.

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