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Hello,

 

Is there a formula to use in conditional formatting that would do the following.

 

If 'B1' is between 0.01% and 20% the value of 'A1' = condition 1

 

ELSE IF 'B1' is between 20.01% and 75% the value of 'A1' = condition 2

 

ELSE IF 'B1' is over 75% the value of 'A1' = condition 3

 

Thanks,

 

Ben

Posted (edited)

Not exactly what you asked for but the logic pattern for this problem is:

=IF(AND((B1<(0.2*A1)),(B1>(0.01*A1))),"Condition 1",IF(AND((B1>(0.2*A1)),(B1<(0.75*A1))),"condition 2",IF((B1>(0.75*A1)),"condition 3","no")))

using built in cell formulas, not sure if you can do it in 2k3 with conditional formatting as I am on 2k7 here. You can do it by formula in 2k7 which would require you to break it up into each stage and make a rule for each individual set of conditions

 

Edit: Never mind my convoluded answer, here is a tutorial:

http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/msoffice/?p=831

Edited by SYNACK
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